The Pharmacy Access Act makes contraceptives more accessible and affordable, and has been recognized as safe and effective, earning support from organizations like the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and the American Medical Association. The act aims to reduce the need for abortions in South Carolina by focusing on preventing unwanted pregnancies, rather than solely restricting access to abortion procedures. The bipartisan effort hopes to influence upcomin

The S.C. Compassionate Care Act gives patients with debilitating illnesses the right to try medical cannabis, as patients can in 37 other states. The bill creates the nation’s most tightly regulated program, with strict physician oversight, limited conditions, pharmacist-led dispensing, lab testing, and child-safe safeguards. This is about compassion, medical freedom, and improving quality of life for thousands of suffering South Carolinians.

S. 345 has been introduced to eliminate legal barriers that prevent nurses from collaborating with primary-care physicians in providing basic health-care services to residents of South Carolina. An increase in the supply of healthcare providers is expected to enhance healthcare outcomes and reduce costs, as prices typically decrease when supply rises.