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US HR5469

US HR5469
SHINE for Autumn Act of 2025 Stillbirth Health Improvement and Education for Autumn Act of 2025


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Introduced
09/18/2025
In Committee
09/18/2025
Crossed Over
Passed
Dead

Introduced Session

119th Congress

Bill Summary

A BILL To improve research and data collection on stillbirths, and for other purposes.

AI Summary

This bill, known as the SHINE for Autumn Act of 2025, aims to improve research and data collection on stillbirths by authorizing federal funding and establishing new guidelines for studying and reporting stillbirth data. The bill would provide $5 million annually from 2026 to 2030 for states to conduct surveillance and collect data on stillbirths, with strict privacy protections to ensure that all collected information is deidentified and does not disclose individual patient or healthcare provider information. The Secretary of Health and Human Services would be tasked with developing guidelines for state health departments and vital statistics units on collecting comprehensive stillbirth data, including clinical history and postmortem examination information, and creating public educational materials about stillbirths. The bill requires consultation with a wide range of professionals and stakeholders, including healthcare providers, mental health experts, advocacy organizations, and individuals who have experienced stillbirths. Additionally, the bill mandates that the Secretary publish a report with educational guidelines on stillbirths and their risk factors within five years of the Act's enactment, which will be made publicly available on a Department of Health and Human Services website. The overall goal is to enhance understanding of stillbirths, improve data collection processes, and provide better support and information for affected families and healthcare providers.

Committee Categories

Business and Industry

Sponsors (78)

Young Kim (R)* Alma Adams (D),  Don Bacon (R),  Troy Balderson (R),  Becca Balint (D),  Nanette Barragán (D),  Gus Bilirakis (R),  Robert Bresnahan (R),  Nikki Budzinski (D),  Janelle Bynum (D),  Kat Cammack (R),  Mike Carey (R),  Buddy Carter (R),  Troy Carter (D),  Kathy Castor (D),  Juan Ciscomani (R),  Yvette Clarke (D),  Herbert Conaway (D),  Angie Craig (D),  Sharice Davids (D),  Suzan DelBene (D),  Debbie Dingell (D),  Neal Dunn (R),  Cleo Fields (D),  Brian Fitzpatrick (R),  Lois Frankel (D),  Andrew Garbarino (R),  Laura Gillen (D),  Marie Gluesenkamp Pérez (D),  Dan Goldman (D),  Josh Gottheimer (D),  Ashley Hinson (R),  Dave Joyce (R),  Robin Kelly (D),  Timothy Kennedy (D),  Mike Lawler (R),  Julia Letlow (R),  Ted Lieu (D),  Stephen Lynch (D),  Nicole Malliotakis (R),  Tracey Mann (R),  Doris Matsui (D),  Lucy McBath (D),  Kristen McDonald Rivet (D),  Morgan McGarvey (D),  Jim McGovern (D),  LaMonica McIver (D),  Grace Meng (D),  Mariannette Miller-Meeks (R),  John Moolenaar (R),  Tim Moore (R),  Kelly Morrison (D),  Seth Moulton (D),  Dan Newhouse (R),  Eleanor Holmes Norton (D),  Zach Nunn (R),  Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D),  Jimmy Panetta (D),  Chellie Pingree (D),  Mark Pocan (D),  Josh Riley (D),  Brad Schneider (D),  Hillary Scholten (D),  Kim Schrier (D),  Mikie Sherrill (D),  Darren Soto (D),  Tom Suozzi (D),  Shri Thanedar (D),  Paul Tonko (D),  Lori Trahan (D),  Lauren Underwood (D),  David Valadao (R),  Beth Van Duyne (R),  Derrick Van Orden (R),  Marc Veasey (D),  Nydia Velázquez (D),  Eugene Vindman (D),  Bonnie Watson Coleman (D), 

Last Action

Referred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce. (on 09/18/2025)

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