House Republicans reiterated their support of the provider tax repeal in a press conference at the Capitol on Jan. 15, saying that reinstating the...
The next installment of the MMA’s Pain, Opioids, and Addiction Lecture Series will feature a four-person legislative panel on opioid policy...
Two local physicians were recognized for their outstanding work by the Twin Cities Medical Society (TCMS) and its foundation.
The workshop will include a 45-minute panel discussion on topics such as “gun violence as a public health issue,” “how to talk to patients and family about guns in the home” and “how to be an advocate on gun safety in the community.” The panel will also review gun legislation at the Capitol.
Since 2015, the MMA has hosted these agenda-less events that feature free food and beverages. It's a great opportunity for physicians, residents and medical students to get together casually and network. Spouses, significant others and children are welcome, too. It’s a celebration of medicine, a thank you to members, and a welcome to new and prospective members.
The MMA’s annual Day at the Capitol is an opportunity for physicians to meet with their legislators in-person and advocate for MMA's top legislative priorities. In 2019, our Day at the Capitol is scheduled for Feb. 13
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