To require the Secretary of Health and Human Services to establish an exposure registry and conduct epidemiological studies to assess health outcomes associated with the Red Hill Incident.

Bill 118 hr 4061, also known as the Red Hill Incident Health Impact Assessment Act, aims to address the health concerns stemming from the Red Hill Incident. This incident refers to a major fuel leak that occurred at the Red Hill Bulk Fuel Storage Facility in Hawaii in 2014, which contaminated the local water supply.

The bill mandates the Secretary of Health and Human Services to establish an exposure registry to track individuals who may have been affected by the Red Hill Incident. This registry will help identify and monitor individuals who may have been exposed to the contaminated water and assess any potential health impacts.

Additionally, the bill requires the Secretary to conduct epidemiological studies to further investigate the health outcomes associated with the Red Hill Incident. These studies will provide valuable data and insights into the long-term health effects of the contamination on individuals in the affected area. Overall, Bill 118 hr 4061 seeks to address the health concerns of individuals impacted by the Red Hill Incident by establishing a registry and conducting studies to better understand the health outcomes associated with the contamination.