prohibition; mRNA technology; persons; pets

Arizona's HB 2332 would prohibit health professionals from providing any medical intervention using mRNA technology to both people and pets. The bill defines "medical intervention" broadly to include treatments, drugs, or procedures for diagnosing, preventing, or curing disease in humans or domestic animals (pets). If passed, it would make such use an act of unprofessional conduct for healthcare providers. The bill is currently in early legislative stages (House first and second readings) and does not yet apply.