The Child Suicide Prevention and Lethal Means Safety Act is a plan to give $30 million to help doctors and teachers learn better ways to stop young people under 26 from feeling so sad they want to hurt themselves, and to make materials that help everyone understand how to prevent it. The plan also suggests using money to make sure guns are stored safely and teaching about stopping suicides in schools, but it might be tricky to know if it works well because the rules aren't very clear.

The NIH IMPROVE Act is like a plan to give money each year to help doctors learn how to keep mommies from getting very sick, especially in groups that have different skin colors or who don't have a lot of money. The plan wants to make sure all mommies stay healthy by finding out what makes them sick and by helping their communities do things to make them better.

S. 4060 is a plan to help moms who are in jail by not using handcuffs on them when they're pregnant and making sure they get good care. It also gives money to prisons so they can help these moms and understand how to make it better for everyone.

S. 5250 is a law that wants to make some changes to how kids who get into trouble with the law are treated, aiming to keep them safe and treat them fairly, and takes care to see that different backgrounds are respected.

H. RES. 992 is about making sure everyone, no matter their skin color or where they come from, gets the same good care if they get cancer. It wants doctors and helpers to work together to find ways to help all people get better care to stay healthy.