Tennessee HB2053 establishes a uterine fibroid database and educational resources to increase awareness and treatment options.
Tennessee HB2053 mandates the creation of an electronic database on uterine fibroids by the Department of Health, aiming to enhance awareness and ensure women receive necessary information and healthcare. The database, to be operational by January 1, 2027, will include demographic data and treatment options, focusing on non-hysterectomy treatments. Additionally, the Department, in collaboration with the Tennessee Medical Association, will publish educational materials on the department's website, targeting women at higher risk and detailing available treatments.
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