US EditionMissouri Law Recognizes Teen’s Advocacy for Rare Childhood Disease Awareness – Patient Worthy
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Missouri Law Recognizes Teen’s Advocacy for Rare Childhood Disease Awareness – Patient Worthy
A new Missouri law is shining a spotlight on the vital need for awareness of rare childhood diseases, thanks in large part to the advocacy efforts of a Eureka, Missouri teen. The legislation, recently passed and signed into law and reported by MSN.com, was inspired by the story and activism of 16-year-old Josie DeHart, who […]
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