Texas § HS.161.681 - NOTICE FOR CHILDREN RECEIVING CHEMOTHERAPY OR RADIATION

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§ HS.161.681. NOTICE FOR CHILDREN RECEIVING CHEMOTHERAPY OR RADIATION

NOTICE FOR CHILDREN RECEIVING CHEMOTHERAPY OR RADIATION. (a) A health care facility at which a child will begin receiving chemotherapy or radiation that may directly or indirectly cause impaired fertility must, before the treatment begins, notify the child's parents or legal guardians of the risk of impaired fertility from treatment. (b) The department shall develop and make available a written notice for a health care facility to use for purposes of this section. Added by Acts 2023, 88th Leg., R.S., Ch. 819 (H.B. 1649 ), Sec. 1, eff. September 1, 2023. SUBCHAPTER Y. GENDER TRANSITIONING AND GENDER REASSIGNMENT PROCEDURES AND TREATMENTS FOR CERTAIN CHILDREN

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