News Service of Florida
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The measure would let people sue vaccine manufacturers if the drugs advertised in the state harm them. -
The proposal comes after Teddy Bridgewater was suspended from his voluntary coaching position at Miami Northwestern for assisting students through Uber rides, meals and branded gear. -
The measure calls for several requirements, including prohibiting centers from operating within 500 feet of a park, child care facility or early learning service provider. -
The measure, which must clear one more committee before going to the House floor, would begin what is described as a “most favored nation” system on drug prices in the state. -
The bill, which passed the Health Care Facilities & Systems Subcommittee, would take a series of steps, including instituting what is described as a “most favored nation” system on pricing. -
A state Senate committee has approved scaling back a law that temporarily blocks cities and counties from allowing "restrictive or burdensome" changes to growth plans. -
Of the 44,206 reported abortions, 43,920 were performed in the first trimester of pregnancy, while 286 were performed in the second trimester, according to state data. -
Citing "implied consert," justices overturned an appellate decision that suppressed results because the test was administered outside Maitland, where the motorist was stopped. -
CMS announced the share each state will receive through the Rural Health Transformation Program, which was part of a tax package that President Donald Trump signed in July. -
The cost at the pump averaged $2.74, down 12 cents from a week earlier and 29 cents from a month earlier.
