SB72

Requiring medical professionals to report injuries and side effects from vaccines to Bureau for Public Health

Introduced·1/14/26
Intr Text

West Virginia SB72 requires medical professionals to report vaccine injuries and side effects to the Bureau for Public Health and mandates annual.

West Virginia SB72 mandates that medical professionals report all injuries and side effects from vaccines to the Bureau for Public Health. The Commissioner of the Bureau for Public Health must produce an annual report for the Legislature and make it publicly available via the Public Health website. The bill also requires medical professionals to receive periodic training on vaccine side effects and mandates the Commissioner to provide a mechanism for individuals, including parents, to report adverse impacts from vaccines.

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Health and Human Resources Committee
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History

Jan 14

Senate

Filed for introduction

Jan 14

Senate

To Health and Human Resources

Jan 14

Senate

Introduced in Senate