Minnesota SF3566 mandates informed consent for medical treatments that may harm fertility.
Minnesota SF3566 requires health care providers to discuss the potential impact of medical treatments on a patient's fertility before administering such treatments. Patients must receive information about the risks, implications, and available fertility preservation services. They must also consult with a fertility specialist and provide written consent before treatment. Violations by health care providers can lead to disciplinary action and allow patients to file complaints.
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