NCSL Database of Maternal and Child Health Legislation

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Among fourteen categories that can be searched by state, topic, keyword, and year, the resource includes legislative topics on newborn screening, women’s health, childhood obesity and nutrition, maternal and infant mortality, maternal and child mental health and the impacts of substance use on the MCH population. The database goes back to 2017 and is kept up to date by the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL).

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