Establishes a pilot program to assess PFAS levels and effects on participants in Michigan.
The bill amends the Michigan Public Health Code to establish a pilot program for assessing the effects of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) on participants. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services will administer a grant program for a research institution to conduct the pilot program. The program will involve testing blood samples for PFAS levels and studying their effects. The research institution must obtain informed consent from participants or their guardians. The department will submit annual reports on the pilot program's impact and effectiveness.
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