Various states are proposing modifications to existing presumptions to expand coverage for first responders.
Various states are proposing modifications to existing presumptions to expand coverage for first responders.
As part of a legislative-mandated study on work-related PTSD, the survey could influence regulator objectives for 2025.
Oklahoma and Rhode Island enact new presumptions, with Georgia adding extra coverage.
As legislative sessions open, several states have continued to introduce PTSD bills.
The national trend continues, in this case with qualifying events and the inclusion of 911 dispatchers.
Employees who experience a qualifying traumatic event on the job can receive PTSD coverage via workers’ comp.
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.
