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Huntsville Physician Named President of State Medical Association Posted
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Huntsville physician Aruna Thotakura Arora, M.D., M.P.H., was named president of the Medical Association of the State of Alabama during the Association’s Annual Meeting and Business Session in April. Dr. Arora previously served the Association as President-Elect.
“The Association welcomes Dr. Arora’s continued service to the Board of Censors as President,” Executive Director Mark Jackson said. “Her medical experience, as well as her civic-mindedness and sense of compassion brings a strong perspective to the Board. It has been a genuine pleasure getting to know and work with such a leader in the medical community.”
Alabama district attorneys make bad faith argument on medical marijuana
Updated May 03, 2021;
This is an opinion column.
The Compassion Act (SB 46) is one vote away from passage in the Alabama legislature. Introduced by Sen. Tim Melson (R-Florence), a physician and medical researcher by trade, the bill would legalize the heavily regulated use of medical cannabis for specific conditions.
Last week, a group of district attorneys (not the Alabama District Attorneys Association, to be clear) from around the state wrote a letter to members of the House urging them to vote no on the bill.
I was profoundly disappointed when I read the letter. Not because some are opposed to any legalization of a substance we’ve only known in the context of illegal, recreational use. People can disagree in good faith about the calculus of risk versus reward on issues like these. What shocked me was that a group of prosecutors people we depend on to operate with the utmost integrity would publicly mis