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Take Two

Prop 46: Patient safety initiative is season's most expensive campaign

By Take Two Staff
Published Oct 8, 2014
Prop 46 would require random drug testing of doctors and aims to address patients who go "doctor shopping" for prescriptions.

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Prop 46: Patient safety initiative is season's most expensive campaign

The political fight around Proposition 46 - the patient-safety initiative - has been intense.

It would require random drug testing of doctors.

In part two of her look at Prop 46, the California Report's April Dembosky says that helps explain why the ballot measure is this political season's most expensive campaign.