Utah Legislature would gain power over medical rationing under new bill

The legislation comes amid a right-wing uproar over including race and ethnicity as factors in monoclonal antibody COVID-19 treatments.

(Chris Samuels | Tribune file photo) A new treatment center for monoclonal antibodies is shown to media, Thursday, Sept. 23, 2021 in Murray. The Utah Department of Health, which will operate the facility, will use the treatment for those sick with COVID-19 and provide infusions for up to 50 patients per day.

Utah Legislature would gain power over medical rationing under new bill

The legislation comes amid a right-wing uproar over including race and ethnicity as factors in monoclonal antibody COVID-19 treatments.

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