Right To The Doctor Of Your Choice Debate
Dr. Tate Miller of Dallas questions Texas medical laws on a radio show defending a minimum standards bill. The editorial argues current law already requires examinations in twelve subjects and cautions against attempts to monopoly by medicine, warning of threats to other healing professions and free enterprise.
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State Board of Medical Examiners
Miller
Texas
Board of Medical Examiners
State Senate
National Association of Manufacturers
Organized Labor
Home of
The
Free
Lawmakers Clash Over Medical Bill Aimed at Chiropractors
Representative A Robin Henderson of Groesbeck attacks a proposed basic science bill linked to medical boards and chiropractors. He calls for a separate chiropractic board and accuses the medical doctors of Texas of pressuring insurers and hindering osteopaths. He warns against socialized medicine and argues for patient choice amid calls for board oversight.
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A. Robin Henderson
Groesbeck
Md’s of
Texas
Not New Question on Texas Medical Power in 1947
El Paso Times argues against the Basic Science Bill and a state board of basic sciences claiming it would create a medical monopoly over treatment. It questions motives of the Texas Medical Association and warns against two exams for graduates, urging broader licensure and regulation.
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Texas
EL Paso
Texas Senate
Texas State Medical As
State Board of Examiners In
Texas chiropractors seek licensing bill amid basic science clash
In the Texas Legislature a basic science bill faces criticism as unnecessary and not in public interest. Chiropractors push a licensing act with a nine member board, exam on eight subjects, four years of schooling, and enforcement to protect Texans from poorly trained chiropractors. Opposed by the Texas Medical Association, the debate prompts readers to contact their Austin representatives before the bill's fate. The case involves Senate Bill 63, House Bill 103, and Senate Bill 171 with listed sponsors and addresses.
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Chiropractors of
Texas
Senate
Chiropractic
Prac
Futhermore
Texas Medical Association
Austin
Kyle Vick
Henry G. Lehman
H. F. Paschall
Capital Station
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Tate Miller
Dallas
State Medical Association of Texas
Austin Statesman
R. O. Zollinger
Congress
Texas Medical
Texas and American Medical Association
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By Fred Williams
Henderson
Medical Association
Abilene
Medical Monopoly
Sister Kenney
Dallas Times Herald
Fisher Chiropractic Clinic
Temple, Texas
R. L
Bob) Klima
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