Creates the Right to Try for Individualized Treatments Act, authorizing individualized investigational treatments for eligible patients. Signed by the Governor in May 2026. Patients and their doctors, not regulators, should decide whether to pursue promising treatments.
Creates the Vaccine Transparency and Informed Consent Act, requiring certain informed consent and providing penalties and remedies. Every family deserves full information and genuine consent before any vaccine is given.
The bill would prohibit public bodies and private entities from requiring an experimental medical intervention, vaccination, or immunity passport, and from discriminating against people who decline. No one should be forced to accept medical care they do not want.
Would enact the Jeff, Dave, and Angie Patient Right to Try Act regarding prescribing, dispensing, and administering drugs. Patients and their doctors should be free to choose treatments together.
Creates the Oklahoma Medical Freedom Act, prohibiting certain acts by businesses, ticket issuers, and schools related to medical interventions. No one should lose access to work, school, or public life for declining a medical intervention.
The bill would provide for the licensure and regulation of naturopathic physicians and assistants and let homeopathic physicians dispense, administer and prescribe drugs in certain circumstances. Patients should have access to natural medicine practitioners, though new licensing can also bring new limits.
Requires children enrolled in overnight camps, summer day camps, or traveling summer day camps to be vaccinated against a specified list of diseases. The Senate version was substituted by the Assembly bill, which was returned to the Assembly in May 2026. Children should not be shut out of summer camp over their families’ medical decisions.
Bars businesses and ticket issuers from denying service, products, admission, or transportation based on whether a person has received a medical intervention, and bars schools from mandating medical interventions. No one should lose access to work, school, or public life over a personal medical decision.
Requires reinstatement of New York City officers and employees dismissed due to a COVID-19 vaccine requirement, including retirees and vested members, without a one-year limit on return. Workers who lost their jobs over a medical choice deserve to be made whole.
Restricts the establishment of COVID-19 vaccination mandates and establishes a reimbursement program for certain out-of-pocket costs of obtaining a COVID-19 vaccine. No one should be forced to accept a vaccine to keep a job or take part in public life.