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Georgia House Bill HR211

Georgia 2025-2026 Regular Session

Georgia House Bill HR211

Introduced
2/10/25  
Enrolled
2/10/25  

Caption

Importance of hyperemesis gravidarum; recognize; encourage state's research institutions to study this issue to improve the quality of life for pregnant people impacted by this condition

Latest GA HR211 Activity

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Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

GA HB1081

Health; provide mandatory preeclampsia biomarker testing for pregnant women during their first prenatal visit

GA HB1215

Georgia Dignity in Pregnancy and Childbirth Act; enact

GA HR1700

World Thyroid Day; May 25, 2024; honor of Georgians who experience thyroid conditions, including Hashimoto's thyroiditis; recognize

GA HR1478

Biomedical Research Day; every third Thursday in April; recognize

GA HB1216

Medical assistance; pilot program to provide coverage under Medicaid program for doula care for pregnant Medicaid recipients; provide

GA HB1499

Public Health, Department of; grant program to prevent maternal mortality by managing risk factors, conditions, and circumstances; provide

GA HR1476

Minority Health Month; April 2024; encourage cholesterol screening; recognize

GA SB283

"Pregnancy Protection Act"; enact

GA HB1036

Quality Basic Education Act; course of instruction in pregnancy, health, and human development for students in grades nine through 12; require

GA HR1059

Black maternal health statistics; recognize

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