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HCR 152, 81st Regular Session
Requesting the lieutenant governor and the speaker of the house of representatives to provide for a joint interim legislative study on the availability of medical treatment for patients with Lyme diseases in Texas.

Last action: Committee report printed and distributed

Author: Todd Hunter
Joint Author: Abel Herrero | Solomon Ortiz, Jr. | David Leibowitz
Coauthor: Valinda Bolton | John Davis | Dawnna Dukes | Donna Howard | Elliott Naishtat | Eddie Rodriguez
Sponsor: Juan Hinojosa

Subjects:
Interim Studies
LYME DISEASE
Resolutions--Legislative Policy

House Committee: Public Health (Lois Kolkhorst, Garnet Coleman, John Davis, Veronica Gonzales, Chuck Hopson, Susan King, Jodie Laubenberg, Jim McReynolds, Elliott Naishtat, Vicki Truitt, John Zerwas)
Senate Committee: Administration (Kevin Eltife, Tommy Williams, Steve Ogden, Florence Shapiro, Carlos Uresti, Jeff Wentworth, John Whitmire, Judith Zaffirini)

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