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Sen. Shippey introduces RS 31966, a temporary moratorium on experimental gene-therapy immunizations

2611007 · January 28, 2025
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Senator Brandon Shippey introduced RS 31966, called the Doug Cameron Act, proposing a temporary moratorium on experimental human gene therapy products used as immunizations for infectious-disease indications; the committee agreed to print the request.

Senator Brandon Shippey, of District 9, asked the Senate Health and Welfare Committee to print RS 31966, legislation establishing a temporary moratorium on experimental human gene-therapy products used as immunizations for infectious-disease indications.

"This legislation is named in honor of Doug Cameron, an Idaho rancher whose life was forever changed after receiving a genetic…

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