The law was intended to protect patients from physicians who gave advice they knew to be false or misleading. But many doctors feared the law was too vague since there’s still much to learn about COVID-19.
Source: Los Angeles Times
Controversial law punishing doctors who spread COVID misinformation on track to be undone
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