House Bill 1592 enhances early detection and care for Alzheimer's in Arkansas, improving support for patients and training for providers while promoting public health education.

HB 1718 aimed to require smoke evacuation systems in Arkansas healthcare facilities using energy devices, enhancing safety for patients and surgical teams by reducing harmful smoke exposure.

House Bill 1482 sought to exempt students aged 16+ who earn a GED from mandatory school attendance, offering alternative education pathways for those struggling in traditional settings.

HB 1651 aimed to allocate $9.5 million for Arkansas' R.I.S.E. program to boost math and science education in public schools but died in committee.

House Bill 1662 aimed to ban lobbying for foreign entities linked to national security risks, protecting Arkansas legislation from foreign influence and ensuring transparency.