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What are Safe Harbor Practitioner Exemption Laws and Why Do You Want One?

What are Safe Harbor Practitioner Exemption Laws and Why Do You Want One? More and more people want to go to complementary and alternative health care practitioners for their health concerns, either simultaneously while going to their medical provider, or even instead of going to their conventional provider.  But in many states, it is difficult […]

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Come See Us this weekend, November 7-9, at these Upcoming 2025 Conferences

Come See Us this weekend, November 7-9, at these Upcoming 2025 Conferences! From left to right: Diane Miller, Petra Brokken, Steven O’Connor, Julie Booras and Nate Gorman Our in-person presence at conferences gives us a chance to get to know health freedom advocates across a wide variety of disciplines and listen to and discuss their

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A Dose of DISCUSSION Before Moving to DEBATE Goes a Long Way Toward Harmony

Diane Miller JD, NHFA and NHFC Law and Public Policy Advisor A Dose of‘DISCUSSION’Before Moving to ‘DEBATE’Goes a Long Way TowardHarmony What do the concepts of discussion and debate have to do with health freedom? Discussion and debate are essential tools to help the world grapple with intense change. Health AND freedom are both undergoing deep

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Reform at Last? ACIP Votes for Transparency and Choice in Vaccines

HHS Secretary RFK Jr. promised us reform in US public health policy, and the results of the September 18 and 19 meeting of the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) are a sign that long-needed reform is possible. Prior to this meeting the 17 pre-existing committee members, many of whom had conflicts of interest,

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Florida Moves to End K-12 Vaccine Requirements, While Blue States Look to Keep Mandates and Delink from CDC’s Immunization Schedule

Florida Moves to End K-12 Vaccine Requirements, While Blue States Look to Keep Mandates and Delink from CDC’s Immunization Schedule Requirements for student vaccinations have been a contentious issue in the USA for well over 70 years. Recent changes around the country include Florida moving to end K-12 vaccine mandates and “blue” states putting in

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