Michigan HB5769 establishes the Reproductive Health Data Privacy Act to protect individuals' reproductive health data.
Michigan HB5769, the Reproductive Health Data Privacy Act, aims to safeguard individuals' reproductive health data. It defines "reproductive health data" as information linked to an individual's reproductive health status, including menstrual cycles, fertility, pregnancy, and sexual activity. The act prohibits regulated entities from selling or offering to sell reproductive health data without obtaining valid consent from the individual. Valid consent must be in writing, in plain language, and include specific details about the data sale.
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