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Part 2: Kratom Legislative Action I’ve opened a bill file to ban kratom in Utah. In a recent legislative committee, public health experts including Utah physicians, the medical director of Utah Poison Control, and the state medical examiner testified about the growing public threat kratom poses. Utahns are dying...

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