By: Mario Aguilar, Lev Facher
Pandemic-era rules, set to expire Dec. 31, enabled telehealth prescriptions of controlled medications like buprenorphine, Ritalin and Adderall. Two lawmakers are trying to preserve access.
Lev Facher is an Addiction Reporter for STAT, an online publication focused on health and medicine. Lev's reporting centers around issues related to addiction, including access to treatment, policy developments, and the impact on marginalized communities. Lev's articles provide in-depth analysis and coverage of the ongoing opioid crisis and efforts to address addiction in the United States.
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Lev Facher's coverage predominantly focuses on healthcare & pharmaceutical issues, particularly regarding opioid addiction, addiction treatment, and mental health. His articles often include government announcements and cite data to support his reporting.
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