- Tyler's Law would direct HHS to develop guidance for emergency departments to implement regular fentanyl testing in regular drug screens of suspected overdoses.
- Although the House and Senate have each passed versions of the bill, the differences must be reconciled before it can be passed by both chambers and signed into law.
- Congress only has a handful of legislative days after the November election to act before the end of this congress.
We need you to let your lawmakers know that Tyler's Law needs to become law THIS CONGRESS.
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