What is the official ID of this bill?
The official print number for this legislation is HR 9304.
Stomach Cancer Act: Reviewing Screening and Early Detection Strategies
This Act requires the National Cancer Institute (NCI) to conduct a comprehensive review of stomach cancer incidence, prevention, and screening practices across the United States. The goal is to identify gaps in current awareness and detection methods, particularly for high-risk populations. Citizens stand to benefit from future improvements in health education and the potential establishment of routine, life-saving screening guidelines based on the NCI's findings.
Key points
NCI must study the current incidence of stomach cancer, risk factors, and the optimal age for testing and treating H. pylori infection.
The review will assess the availability and effectiveness of current screening methods, such as endoscopy, for high-risk groups.
Within 18 months, NCI must report to Congress with recommendations for defining high-risk populations and establishing routine screening guidelines.
Status:
Expired
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