California § 125030 - The department may require that a test be given for sickle cell anemia pursuant t
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§ 125030. The department may require that a test be given for sickle cell anemia pursuant t
The department may require that a test be given for sickle cell anemia pursuant to Section 125025 to any identifiable segment of the population that the department determines is susceptible to sickle cell anemia at a disproportionately higher ratio than is the balance of the population.
Source: official California text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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