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Dr. Armstrong in Support of Massachusetts Bill H.3594

Dr. Armstrong in Support of Massachusetts Bill H.3594

by Raymond Armstrong, M.D. | Sep 4, 2017 | Blog, Government Action

Dear Chairs and Members of the Committee on Mental Health and Substance Abuse: I am a retired cardiothoracic surgeon. I retired from surgery in 1997. I reentered medicine in 2003 although in a non-surgical capacity. Over the years since 2003, I began noticing an...

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