Iowa SF2154 regulates the distribution of gene-based vaccines, requiring studies and penalties for certain risks.
Iowa SF2154 mandates manufacturers to conduct studies on transmissibility, DNA contamination, and shedding before distributing gene-based vaccines. It imposes fines and licensing discipline on distributors of vaccines posing public health risks. The bill also removes immunity for manufacturers from liability for injuries or deaths due to design defects in gene-based vaccines. The Department of Inspections, Appeals, and Licensing is tasked with enforcing these provisions.
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