Fort Meade in Florida Places Moratorium on Establishment of Pain Clinics
City commissioners in Fort Meade, Fla., have approved an emergency ordinance that will not allow pain clinics to be established in the city, according to a report by The Ledger.
The moratorium is temporary and gives city commissioners until July 31 to establish a permanent policy on pain clinics.
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