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Most states allowed some form of access by law enforcement to testosterone prescription data through PDMPs (Table). Of the 50 states, 11 (22%) required law enforcement obtain a warrant, 14 (28%) required a subpoena, and 24 (48%) did not require a warrant or subpoena. Nearly every state (92%...

Thanks to the tens of thousands of public comments (over 38,000) submitted by concerned citizens, the DEA will be extending the current rules, first passed as part of the COVID-19 emergency, that have made healthcare more accessible. DEA seeks to temporarily extend virtual prescribing for...

The DEA has proposed new rules that could significantly impact telemedicine prescription of non-narcotic medications (Schedule III, IV, and V). These rules require in-person evaluations by prescribing physicians, additional record-keeping, two-way audio communication, and limited medication...

Improperly prescribing any substance can carry criminal implications. Improperly prescribing controlled substances like testosterone will result in criminal implications – to say nothing of what will happen to the offending doctor’s license. With that said, there are medical reasons for...

SECOND WAVE OF REANALYSIS REVEALS BANNED SUBSTANCES IN 45 ATHLETES FROM BEIJING AND LONDON THE INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE (IOC) ANNOUNCED TODAY THAT REANALYSIS OF THE SECOND WAVE OF SAMPLES FROM BEIJING 2008 AND LONDON 2012 HAS RESULTED IN PROVISIONAL ADVERSE ANALYTICAL FINDINGS (PAAFS)...