§ 102900 American Indian Vital Data
This law says California knows that death records for American Indian babies often have mistakes, that the death numbers look way too low, and that because of the bad data the state loses important federal health money.
A tribal health clinic wants federal money to run a vaccination program, but the state’s death statistics for American Indians are wrong, so the clinic gets less funding than it should.
Because the death data is inaccurate, the federal formula that decides how much money to give the clinic thinks fewer people need help, so the clinic gets less cash.
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§ 102900 American Indian Vital Data
Last verified: January 11, 2026