MS SB2895

Requires parental, guardian, or surrogate consent for all health care provided to unemancipated minors, with exceptions for mental illness treatment, emergencies, judicial consent, blood donation (age 16+), infectious disease diagnosis, Child Protective Services custody, inmates, and baby drop-off situations.

Eliminates authorization for unemancipated minors to participate as research subjects, restricting research participation to adults and emancipated minors only.

Prohibits physicians from providing contraceptive supplies and information to minors except in compliance with the parental consent requirement in Section 41-41-3.

Repeals existing law allowing minors to receive venereal disease treatment and mental health treatment (age 15+) without parental consent.

Authorizes parents to sue for violations, allows recovery of declaratory relief, injunctive relief, nominal and compensatory damages, attorney's fees, and costs; waives sovereign, governmental, and qualified immunities for violations.