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Is Legislation Right for Me?

On February 1, 2016 / Advocacy

Part 1: IS LEGISLATION RIGHT FOR ME? Learn some helpful tips to help determine if working for protocols through legislation is the right choice for you. When you are thinking about legislation there are a few basic questions we want you to consider and answer for yourself.

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250,000 Americans are diagnosed with adrenal insufficiency. 6,000,000 more are considered to be adrenal insufficient yet remain undiagnosed.

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