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© iStock A new Iowa bill would end a requirement for women to seek their spouses' consent before receiving a hysterectomy. The bill, which was introduced by state House Republicans, passed unanimously in the House in March, but was met with opposition in the Senate, according to the Des Moines Register. House File 684 stated that it would free women, aged 18 or older, in the state from obtaining permission from their spouses in order to receive the medical procedure that removes the uterus. House lawmakers have argued that some doctors are still operating under the requirement, though...

The bill passed the House unanimously earlier this month. In the Senate, lawmakers say they're seeking more information on the issue.

House Republican Caucus Newsletter April 1, 2021 Access to Child Care is a priority for House Republicans. Representative Ann Meyer highlights a few of the bills aimed at helping parents. Help us get these bills to the Governor’s desk! #ialegis #iagop Powered by Distribution channels: EIN Presswire does not exercise editorial control over third-party content provided, uploaded, published, or distributed by users of EIN Presswire. We are a distributor, not a publisher, of 3rd party content. Such content may contain the views, opini...

-Messenger photo by Chad Thompson Gov. Kim Reynolds, left, visits with Kari Prescott, director of the Webster County Public Health Department, at Crossroads Mall on Saturday. During her visit to Fort Dodge, Reynolds said she was impressed with the department’s handling of the mass vaccination clinics. -Messenger photo by Chad Thompson State Rep. Ann Meyer, R-Fort Dodge, right, administers a COVID-19 vaccine during a mass clinic at Crossroads Mall on Saturday. In addition to being a state representative, Meyer is a registered nurse. -Messenger photo by Chad Thompson Gov. Kim ...

Radio Iowa You are here: Home Governor tours Fort Dodge vaccine clinic Gov. Reynolds talks with State Representative Ann Meyer of Fort Dodge (center) and Webster County Public Health Director Kari Prescott. Governor Kim Reynolds visited the COVID-19 vaccine clinic in Fort Dodge over the weekend, in order to see first-hand the new techniques being put into practice. The clinic was put on by the Webster County Public Health Department and the governor said she was impressed with the event’s execution. “The organization, the collaboration, the coordination, the way that people come in, the w...