Establishes a men's health commission within the Department of Health to improve men's health outcomes.
The bill establishes a men's health commission within the Department of Health, composed of 25 members appointed by various state officials and organizations. The commission's duties include developing strategies to raise awareness about men's health issues, encouraging healthy behaviors, and reducing disparities in morbidity and mortality among racial and ethnic minorities. The commission will also organize community workshops, monitor federal and state policies, and submit annual reports to the Governor and Legislature with recommendations for advancing men's health.
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