HIGHLIGHTS as of June 1, 2009
In May, measures that would allow a health care provider to treat a patient’s partner for an STI without first examining the partner arrived on the desks of the governors in Illinois, Oregon and Vermont. In Illinois, the measure would apply to treatment for chlamydia or gonorrhea; in Oregon, to STIs generally; and in Vermont, to chlamydia.
Read about sexual and reproductive health and rights in the states (updated each month).
Read about the current status of state policies (updated each month).
See a chart of laws enacted in 2009 (updated each month).
Read a review of 2009 state policy developments for the first quarter.
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