SB 95 - Informed Consent for Childhood Vaccines

SB 95 ensures that Texas parents give clear, written consent before their children receive any vaccinations. It shifts responsibility to health care providers to explain risks, benefits, and federal protections related to vaccines, reinforcing transparency in medical decisions. The bill bans doctors from taking bonuses or kickbacks from vaccine companies—guarding against conflicts of interest that could endanger children. Providers who ignore these rules can be fined and held liable if harm results. This empowers families, protects children, and ensures accountability. The bill defends individual liberty, limits cronyism in health care, and reduces taxpayer exposure to liabilities caused by negligent or unethical providers.