Arizona patients have a right to speak. State law should let them enforce it.

Imagine you are seriously ill and have found a clinic that promises what other doctors could not. Somewhere in the stack of intake forms is a "non-disclosure clause" saying you will not publicly criticize the clinic, its staff or its treatments. You sign it because you want care, not a legal fight. The post Arizona patients have a right to speak. State law should let them enforce it. first appeared on Arizona Capitol Times.