Minnesota HF1512 allocates funds for sudden unexplained death in childhood research grants and requires annual reporting.
Minnesota HF1512 provides funding for sudden unexplained death in childhood (SUDC) research grants. The commissioner of health will administer the grants, which can be awarded to research facilities, universities, and health systems in Minnesota. Research topics may include causes, risk factors, and prevention strategies for SUDC. The commissioner must submit annual reports to legislative committees detailing grant recipients, amounts, and outcomes. The bill also allows up to five percent of the appropriation for administrative costs.
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