I support this bill, we dont need the CDC creating a database of everyone in NH who had a miscarriage.
SB530
Senate · 2026 sessionBipartisanSigned into lawFetal death reporting privacy protections
AIProhibits the division of vital records from releasing certain personal information when reporting fetal deaths to the Centers for Disease Control and updates terminology on the fetal death form.
relative to fetal death reporting to the Centers for Disease Control.
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Signed into law · July 9, 2026- ✓Introduced
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20 submissionsthis bill expands privacy rights of people after experiencing a miscarriage. Why is this even necessary? Because there is an attempt to pry into medical records of women who have had a miscarriage to make sure it wasn’t a pregnancy termination! This bill helps families grieve in peace without prying eyes using personal information to figure out who lost a pregnancy.
It is important to protect the privacy rights of people who have suffered the loss of a pregnancy. Support of this right to privacy allows for the grieving process to occur without the added concern of public exposure. Vote Ought to Pass SB 530.
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