Michigan HB5352 amends the Public Health Code to require the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services to consult with the Michigan Advisory.
Michigan HB5352 amends the Public Health Code by adding a new section that requires the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services to consult with the Michigan Advisory Committee on Immunizations on reviewing and revising the list of required childhood immunizations, identifying and disseminating materials on disease risks and immunization effectiveness, and identifying changes to immunization policies that would reduce preventable diseases. The bill emphasizes the use of evidence-based science in recommending immunizing agents.
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