The Reproductive Empowerment and Support Through Optimal Restoration (RESTORE) Act aims to enhance reproductive health services in South Carolina.
The bill mandates the integration of fertility awareness-based methods into family planning services, ensuring appropriate reimbursement for related procedures. It requires research on reproductive health conditions, including endometriosis and male-factor infertility, and mandates public reporting of research findings. The Department of Public Health must also develop educational programs and curricula on reproductive health conditions, restorative reproductive medicine, and fertility awareness-based methods.
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