BILLS-109hr1709ih.pdf

1974 1709 January 1, 2006 2002 2003 years October 1, 2005 11 1937 February 2004 each subsequent fiscal year 1936 a year 1ST SESSION H. R. 1709 180-day 2001 age 17 3 2002 age 20 five years 2005 fiscal year 23 year 2006 APRIL 19, 2005 2010 the first year November 2004 2000 the first day section 1936 2004 the 20th Century each of the fiscal years 2006 1994 between 1991 later than 60 days 10 fiscal year 2006 December 2004 the age of 20 between 1980 and 2003 30 days January of 2005 1999 annually the end of subpart 2 1965 24 months roughly 30 years fiscal year 2006

the ‘‘Title X Family the ‘‘Emergency Contracep- the ‘‘Compassionate Assist- IH TITLE II the ‘‘Equity the ‘‘Truth in Contracep- the ‘‘Family Planning State the ‘‘Preventing Teen GENERAL.—Section 1902(e IH Act

the United States States 1709 IH the United States of America Connecticut

IH

American GRANTEES.—Each Hispanic

SEC State Medicaid CDC Congress the Public Health Service Act Drug Administration Health and Human Services PROHIBITIONS.—A ceptive services Control and Prevention the Ten Great Public Health Achievements Federal, State SISTANCE NOTICE.—A Food, Drug Ways and Means APPROPRIATIONS FLEXIBILITY.—A State Health Resources The American Medical Association the Committee on Energy and Commerce GENERAL.—Title XIX of the the American Public Health the Food and Drug Ad- 4 the Food and Drug U.S.C. non-Federal the Centers for Disease Control the Food and Drug Ad- 10 American Nurses Association the Society for Adolescent Social Security Workforce the American College of Obstetri- Budget Education Gynecologists the Office of Man- Senate AGENCY the Public Health Service THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES House of Representatives the Centers for Medicare & Med- the Centers for Disease Child Health Block Grant the Federal Register

SIMMONS tim SLAUGHTER nancy DEGETTE nancy Act

family planning unintended pregnancy contraception sexually cdc title sec pregnant women women health transmitted emergency contraception planning preventive teenage