Texas SB754 mandates informed consent for health care services, prohibiting coercion and requiring practitioner consent.
Texas SB754 amends the Health and Safety Code to establish informed consent requirements for health care services. It mandates that health care practitioners obtain informed consent from individuals before providing any health care service, including vaccines. The bill prohibits any person from coercing or compelling an individual into obtaining a health care service against their preference. It also allows for exemptions based on sincerely held religious beliefs or recognized medical conditions.
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