Missouri HB2824 mandates hospitals to offer emergency contraception to sexual assault victims within five days of the assault.
Missouri HB2824 amends Chapter 197 by adding a new section requiring licensed hospitals to provide emergency contraception to women who report a sexual assault within five days. Emergency contraception refers to FDA-approved drugs or devices that prevent pregnancy post-intercourse. This provision aims to ensure immediate medical support for sexual assault victims.
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