Iowa HF2287 prohibits vaccine distribution, sale, or administration unless manufacturers waive immunity for design defect injuries.
Iowa HF2287 mandates that vaccines cannot be distributed, sold, or administered in the state unless the manufacturer waives immunity from lawsuits for injuries caused by design defects. This includes waiving the immunity provided by the federal National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act. The bill deems a manufacturer to have waived immunity if the vaccine is distributed, sold, or administered in the state.
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