Minnesota HF481 prohibits discrimination against individuals who refuse medical interventions for reasons of conscience, including religious.
Minnesota HF481 aims to protect individuals from discrimination when they refuse certain medical interventions based on conscience or religious beliefs. The bill prohibits businesses, employers, health plans, providers, and other entities from taking actions against individuals who refuse biologic vaccines, pharmaceuticals, drugs, gene editing technologies, RNA-based products, or DNA-based products. Prohibited actions include denying employment, services, commerce access, segregating, penalizing, or treating individuals differently.
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