MN HF2732

Establishes new law allowing licensed health care providers to provide patients with medically accurate, evidence-based health information and services based on provider professional judgment, regardless of conflicting state or local laws.

Defines "medically accurate" as information verified by peer-reviewed research and recognized by major health organizations including the American Medical Association, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and National Institutes of Health.

Repeals Minnesota Statutes sections 145.4241-145.4249, which contained informed consent requirements for abortion procedures, including 24-hour waiting periods, printed materials about fetal development, and reporting requirements.

Requires health care providers who determine a state or local law violates the new science-based care standards to document their determination in writing with medical basis and include documentation in the patient's health record.

Effective date July 1, 2023.