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A list of potential reforms to help stabilize the individual health insurance market were released last fall, but due to President Trump’s unexpected victory in the electoral college, the state is delaying most changes until after Congress weighs in on changes to the Affordable Care Act.

The Oregon Medical Association agrees that prescriptions of addictive and deadly narcotic medications should be limited, but opposes Democratic leaders’ efforts to establish criminal penalties for over-prescribing.

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