Nebraska LB310 would exempt infants from newborn screening if parents object.
Nebraska LB310 amends the newborn screening requirements to allow parents or guardians to opt out of screening for certain diseases. The bill specifies that if parents object, their infant does not have to undergo the screening. It also details procedures for handling blood specimens, including retention, disposal, and use for public health purposes. The Department of Health and Human Services is tasked with preparing educational materials and ensuring compliance with federal laws.
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