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Senate passes bill setting reporting and notification requirements for TMS pilot programs
Summary
The Senate approved AB 304 to require notification and reporting for pilot programs researching transcranial magnetic stimulation or similar electromagnetic brain-pulse treatments.
The Nevada Senate unanimously passed Assembly Bill 304 establishing notification and reporting requirements for pilot programs that research transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) or electromagnetic brain-pulse treatment.
Senator Pizzina described the bill on the floor: "This bill, as amended, establishes requirements for pilot programs involving transcranial magnetic stimulation or electromagnetic brain pulse treatment."
The clerk recorded 20 yeses and zero noes. The bill was declared passed and ordered to the Assembly. The floor record shows the Senate adopted the committee amendment prior to final consideration; the transcript does not include the bill’s full notification or reporting protocols, eligibility or oversight mechanisms, or whether pilot approvals will require an institutional review board or other oversight body.
Implementing agencies and research institutions will need to consult the bill text and any implementing regulation to determine timelines, required disclosures, participant protections and whether federal human-subjects protections apply.
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