Medical freedom made the front page of the Asheville Tribune! They reported on North Carolina's shocking law that denies parents the ability to consent to controversial medical treatments. The sales rate for this issue was extremely high, and clicks on their website have also been high.

The Asheville Tribune reported:

Asheville – Can one imagine a four-year-old making his or her own decisions about medical treatments? This is possible in North Carolina right now because of a loophole in the Parents’ Bill of Rights (PBR), a bill that became law in August 2023. The loophole renders the PBR basically useless, giving NC children from the age of zero to eighteen the right to make their own medical decisions without parental knowledge or consent. This debate has things heating up in the NC House and Senate while lawmakers work to resolve this issue before the end of the short session in which they are currently engaged.

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