Beyond PTSD, cancers, heart conditions, and communicable diseases are seeing legislative activity.

Several states have submitted bills to expand presumptions for first responders.

The FDA may receive a new drug application as early Q3 of 2023.

After a drop in activity due to the pandemic, five states are now considering legislation.

Among 1,600 emergency department workers, 46% had burnout symptoms.

Phase 3 studies are underway, and current research sees potential for MDMA in psychotherapy.

A biosimilar to Humira is approved, the FDA Fast Tracks a PTSD drug, and more.

Beyond compensability, Minnesota considers rules for evaluation, treatment planning, acceptable psychotherapies, and more.

Florida enacted a law to cover 21 different cancers, while other states like Montana, Maryland, and Virginia have recently passed similar laws.

Kentucky, Connecticut, Idaho, and West Virginia proposed bills to make PTSD compensable for first responders.