Arizona HB2522 establishes rights for individuals to obtain contraceptives and for health professionals to provide contraception-related information.
Arizona HB2522, known as the "Arizona Right to Contraception Act," affirms the rights of individuals to obtain contraceptives and engage in contraception. It also recognizes the corresponding rights of health professionals to provide contraceptives and related information. The act prohibits any limits or requirements that single out the provision of contraceptives or contraception-related information, health professionals, or facilities. It ensures that sterilization procedures can only be conducted with the patient's voluntary and informed consent.
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