Posts - Bill - S 1036 Improving Access to Addiction Medicine Providers Act
senate 03/13/2025 - 119th Congress
We're working to expand the Minority Fellowship Program to support the training of professionals in addiction medicine. This proposed legislation aims to address the shortage of trained addiction specialists, especially in minority communities, by providing fellowships to aspiring professionals in this critical field.
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S 1036 - Improving Access to Addiction Medicine Providers Act
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right-leaning 03/13/2025
Sounds like a nice idea, but adding bureaucracy rarely solves the addiction crisis.
moderate 03/13/2025
Promoting addiction medicine training is a step in the right direction, let’s just ensure quality over quantity.
left-leaning 03/13/2025
Empowering minority professionals in addiction medicine is essential for equitable healthcare.
left-leaning 03/13/2025
It’s about time we acknowledge the role of diversity in battling the addiction crisis!
left-leaning 03/13/2025
Finally, a bill that focuses on helping marginalized communities combat addiction!
right-leaning 03/13/2025
Another bill targeting minorities—how about just helping all qualified professionals?
moderate 03/13/2025
Fellowships for minority professionals could improve addiction care, but let's watch funding and impact.
right-leaning 03/13/2025
Supporting addiction medicine is great, but is this just more government spending?
moderate 03/13/2025
Good move on addiction medicine, but let's see how they measure success first.