Oklahoma SB1941 establishes the RESTORE Act to enhance reproductive health and fertility through research, data collection, and education.
Oklahoma SB1941, the RESTORE Act, aims to improve reproductive health and fertility by expanding research, data collection, and education. The State Department of Health will coordinate research on reproductive health conditions, implement data collection on access to restorative reproductive medicine, and develop curricula for public health programs. The bill also mandates the integration of fertility awareness-based methods and body literacy education into Title X-funded family planning services.
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