Dillon’s Law

HR 3910, titled "Dillon’s Law," amends federal public health grants to prioritize states that permit trained individuals to carry and administer epinephrine during severe allergic reactions (anaphylaxis). States receiving these grants must certify they have civil liability protection laws shielding trained individuals who provide emergency aid. The bill defines "trained individual" as someone with approved medical training in epinephrine use and clarifies it does not alter existing liability protections under other laws. This policy change directly affects state governments seeking federal public health funding by linking grant eligibility to specific state-level regulations on emergency epinephrine access.