Idaho
Idaho enacted the Idaho Medical Freedom Act in 2025, and in 2026 it passed a Direct to Consumer Commerce Act, labeling rules for cell-cultivated meat, and wider authority for licensed midwives. Bills on medical mandates and a moratorium on certain gene therapy products did not pass.
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Label lab-grown meat
Establishes labeling, oversight, and penalties for cell-cultivated animal protein.
Consumers deserve to know whether their meat was grown in a lab.
Pause certain gene therapy products
Would establish a moratorium on certain uses of human gene therapy products.
CODR is watching this proposal on the safety of gene therapy products.
Expand direct farm-to-consumer sales
Provides for the Idaho Direct to Consumer Commerce Act.
Families should be free to buy food directly from local producers.
Let midwives carry key birth medications
Allows a licensed midwife with the requisite education, training, and experience to obtain and administer medication for maternal or neonatal care.
Families choosing home birth deserve midwives equipped to care for mother and baby.
Medical mandates provisions
Would establish provisions regarding medical mandates.
CODR is watching how these changes would affect protections against medical mandates.
Idaho Medical Freedom Act
Establishes the Idaho Medical Freedom Act.
No one should be forced into a medical intervention to work, learn, or take part in public life.