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Entrepreneurs pitch limited access to experimental treatments as an economic and patient‑care opportunity

Senate Health and Human Services · April 2, 2026
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Summary

Supporters of HB1735 told the committee the bill would permit narrowly defined access to investigational or early‑phase treatments for patients with serious conditions and could attract biotech founders and clinics to New Hampshire; supporters framed the bill as patient choice with oversight; opponents were not prominent in the transcript.

Proponents of HB1735 presented it as a narrowly tailored bill to allow authorized access to investigational treatments—generally products that have completed early safety (phase 1) testing and are provided under clinical oversight—for patients with serious or chronic conditions who lack effective alternatives. Entrepreneurs and prospective…

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