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RSA 131:6. Bulletin.
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They may publish a bulletin with lab results and may identify fraudulent or adulterated food sold in the state.
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They may publish a bulletin with lab results and may identify fraudulent or adulterated food sold in the state.
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The department of health and human services may provide instruction, advice, and services for children with special health care needs and for the physical health of women in their child-bearing years and their infants and children.
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Certain health care providers must test newborns for metabolic disorders, and the health department must set fees, oversee sample handling, report annually, and cannot allow whole-genome DNA sequencing unless authorized by statute.
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Providers attending a newborn child must perform pulse oximetry screening on every newborn child.
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The health and human services commissioner must adopt rules for several listed public health programs and services.
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These provisions do not apply if the child’s parents object.
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Breast-feeding a child is not indecent exposure, and limiting a mother’s right to breast-feed is discriminatory.
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A health care provider must develop a plan of safe care for an affected infant in cooperation with parents or guardians and, as appropriate, public health services.
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A health care provider must report suspected infant abuse or neglect to the department of health and human services.
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The commissioner of the department of health and human services may formulate and administer plans, adopt rules to carry them out, receive and spend funds for them, and cooperate with other governments and organizations.
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The commissioner must run the state WIC program and can suspend vendors or participants for listed misconduct.
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This section creates the WIC fund and says it is nonlapsing and continually appropriated for WIC program support.
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The program must give food instruments to eligible WIC participants, and the commissioner must adopt rules to run the program.
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The division may run a maternal and child health services program and must supervise any of those services it does not directly administer.
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Services for children with special health care needs must include location, diagnoses, hospitalization, and medical, surgical, corrective, and other care.
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Public officials, agents, or representatives are not authorized to take charge of or provide services to a child over a parent’s or in loco parentis person’s objection unless there is a proper court order.
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Fraud on the women, infants, and children program is charged under RSA 638:15, and violations of other provisions of the subdivision or rules under it are misdemeanors.
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The commissioner of health and human services must carry out studies, planning, funding administration, coordination, supervision, staffing, program administration, and required public-information materials for chapter programs.
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This section names the subdivision as the Live-Birth Infants Protection Act and says it may be cited by that name.
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This provision defines “live-birth” as complete expulsion or extraction of a human conception that then breathes or shows other signs of life.