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NJ A3707
Bill
Status
2/22/2024
Primary Sponsor
Carol Murphy
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AI Summary
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Requires nurse practitioners and physicians practicing family medicine, general obstetrics, or gynecology to ask female patients exhibiting flu or gastroenteritis symptoms about their menstrual cycle status
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Mandates healthcare providers to inquire about recent tampon use and whether symptoms began during or shortly after tampon use for patients with active or recent menstrual cycles
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Requires providers to inform female patients with flu or gastroenteritis symptoms about the signs and symptoms of menstrual toxic shock syndrome
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Obligates providers to offer toxic shock syndrome testing when patients have flu/gastroenteritis symptoms, an active or recent menstrual cycle, and symptom onset coinciding with tampon use
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Authorizes the Commissioner of Health to adopt rules and regulations to implement the requirements, with the act taking effect immediately upon enactment
Legislative Description
Requires certain doctors and nurses to ask patients questions regarding menstrual cycles, previous tampon use, and toxic shock syndrome.
Health
Last Action
Introduced, Referred to Assembly Health Committee
2/22/2024