TOPEKA, Kan. AP _ A judge blocked a state regulation Thursday that would have prevented most doctors from injecting chemicals into their patients to melt body fat.The State Board of Healing Arts, which regulates doctors, approved the regulation last month, and it was supposed to take effect Friday. Kansas is the first state to attempt to regulate such treatments.
September 14, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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TOPEKA, Kan. AP _ A judge blocked a state regulation Thursday that would have prevented most doctors from injecting chemicals into their patients to melt body fat.
The State Board of Healing Arts, which regulates doctors, approved the regulation last month, and it was supposed to take effect Friday. Kansas is the first state to attempt to regulate such treatments.
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