Bill > HR3589

This bill, known as the RESTORE (Reproductive Empowerment and Support Through Optimal Restoration) Act, aims to improve research, education, and medical care for reproductive health conditions. The legislation seeks to expand understanding and treatment of conditions like endometriosis, adenomyosis, polycystic ovary syndrome, and uterine fibroids, which affect fertility and overall reproductive health. Key provisions include establishing literature reviews on infertility and reproductive health diagnoses, modifying the National Survey of Family Growth to include more comprehensive questions about reproductive health, expanding grant access for restorative reproductive medicine programs, and developing new medical coding to more accurately classify and reimburse treatments for reproductive health conditions. The bill also focuses on advancing medical training for healthcare providers in restorative reproductive medicine, supporting research into the causes and treatments of reproductive health conditions, and promoting lifestyle and medical approaches to addressing both male and female infertility. Additionally, the bill protects healthcare providers' rights to decline participation in assisted reproductive technologies based on religious or moral convictions, and aims to improve patient education about reproductive health and natural fertility awareness methods.

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