Arizona voters on Tuesday became the latest state to approve a law providing terminally ill patients with greater access to unproven medical treatments, following in the footsteps of four states enacting similar measures this year.USA Today supported similar laws in its 8/17/2014 piece, "FDA vs. right to try: Our view".
Arizona's new law marks the first time a so-called "Right to Try" measure was approved by ballot initiative — and did so convincingly — after Colorado, Louisiana, Missouri and Michigan all passed laws in the past six months.
For those who want to read an opposing view, see "USA TODAY flubs it big time over right-to-try laws".
