"Reasonable Pediatric Questions Act"; eliminates requirement for clinical laboratories to ask certain children questions about gender identity and sexual orientation.

This bill, called the "Reasonable Pediatric Questions Act," would change rules for clinical laboratories in New Jersey. If passed, laboratory staff would no longer be required to ask children 16 years old or younger about their sexual orientation or gender identity, nor would they have to collect or record this information for those children. This change aims to limit certain questions asked of young patients during medical testing.

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