Vol. 2026 · Bill Detail · Special Edition
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Creates provisions relating to disease surveillance conducted by the department of health and senior services
This bill adds alpha-gal syndrome to the list of communicable diseases that must be reported to the Department of Health and Senior Services. Laboratories will be required to report positive alpha-gal syndrome test results within seven days. The department will then follow up on these cases and report annually to the CDC on the incidence of the syndrome.
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- R · PrimeMatthew Overcast
- D · CoMarty Murray
- R · CoAnn Kelley
- R · CoCathy Loy
- R · CoBrian Seitz
- R · CoRudy Veit
- R · CoBruce Sassmann
- R · CoTara Peters
- R · CoJeff Vernetti
- R · CoTerri Violet
- R · CoJohn Black
- R · CoBennie Cook
- R · CoCarolyn Caton
- R · CoJohn Hewkin
- D · CoJeff Hales
- D · CoIan Mackey
- D · CoStephanie Hein
- R · CoGeorge Hruza
- D · CoMark Boyko
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