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House committee wants no limits on immunity overdose reporting

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CHEYENNE—A Wyoming House committee has recommended that the Senate’s limitations on a bill to extend immunity for reporting an overdose incident be removed. On Wednesday, the House Labor, Health and Social Services Committee voted unanimously in favor of Senate File 74, “Immunity for drug overdose reporting,” which would offer immunity to anyone seeking medical assistance for themself or another person during an overdose. Immunity from criminal …

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House committee wants no limits on immunity overdose reporting

CHEYENNE—A Wyoming House committee has recommended that the Senate’s limitations on a bill to extend immunity for reporting an overdose incident be removed. On Wednesday, the House Labor, Health and Social Services Committee voted unanimously in favor of Senate File 74, “Immunity for drug overdose reporting,” which would offer immunity to anyone seeking medical assistance for themself or another person during an overdose. Immunity from criminal …

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WyoFile broke the news in 4 days ago on Thursday, February 20, 2025.

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