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Bob Latta: The House Energy and Commerce Committee advanced two of his bills, the STOP Nitazenes Act, which would schedule nitazene opioids as Schedule I controlled substances, and Tyler's Law, which would require a study of hospital fentanyl testing. His Nonprescription Drug Innovation Act was also approved by the committee as part of a larger bill.
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- The House Energy and Commerce Committee advanced two of his bills, the STOP Nitazenes Act, which would schedule nitazene opioids as Schedule I controlled substances, and Tyler's Law, which would require a study of hospital fentanyl testing. His Nonprescription Drug Innovation Act was also approved by the committee as part of a larger bill.
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