The Ohio House Health Committee's new hearing schedule calls for opponent testimony next week, June 15. The CMA is a part of a coalition of healthcare, business, and community organizations opposing this bill. Additionally, the CMA Public Policy leadership submitted its own comments. 

There is still time for any individual physician, or community member, to add their voice. Click here for information how to submit comments.

Take a moment to watch this great testimonial from an anonymous patient, who also happens to be a nurse, at the Physicians CareConnection free Monday night clinic.

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The Columbus Medical Association in conjunction with our Women in Medicine community were thrilled to deliver numerous donations to Out of the Closet and Dress For Success Columbus on Friday, June 4th. The generous donations were provided by CMA's members to benefit the shared mission to empower women to achieve economic independence by providing a network of support, professional attire, and career development tools to help women thrive in work and in life.

CMA sponsor, Coverys a leading malpractice writer, assisted in the project. Coverys Business Development Leader Lisa Self helped distribute clothing donations. For more information regarding Coverys -- please contact Lisa Self at [email protected].  

For more information about the CMA or our Women in Medicine Community, please contact Lisa Oyer at l[email protected].

Past CMA President, Dr. Beth Liston (D-Ohio State House) speaks with CNN's Erin Burnett about the testimony of Sherri Tenpenny, an anti-vaccine doctor who falsely claimed the shot caused recipients to become magnetized.