Alaska § 08.45.040 - Disclosures required by person who practices naturopathy.

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§ 08.45.040. Disclosures required by person who practices naturopathy.

 (a) A person who practices naturopathy shall clearly disclose that the person's training and practice is in naturopathy        (1) to each patient; and

 (2) on all material used in the practice of naturopathy and made available to patients or to the public.

 (b) A person who practices naturopathy without being covered by malpractice insurance shall disclose to each patient that the person does not have the insurance.

Source: official Alaska text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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