HB966
Study the prevalence of cholestatic liver disorders in women
📋 What This Bill Does
This bill directs the Department of Health in Ohio to conduct a one-year study on the prevalence of cholestatic liver disorders in women aged thirty-five through forty-five enrolled in the Ohio Medicaid program. The study will gather information on risk factors, treatment adherence, and ways to increase awareness and screening for these disorders. A report with recommendations for raising awareness and improving screening will be submitted to the General Assembly by December 31, 2028.
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Rationale
The bill has a low alignment score with libertarian principles due to its government intervention in healthcare by mandating a study and potential future interventions based on the findings.
Risks and Concerns
- Government intrusion into healthcare decisions and data collection
- Potential for future regulations or interventions based on study results