National Campaign to Boost Awareness and Screening for Type 1 Diabetes.
This law establishes a national public awareness campaign to educate citizens and healthcare providers about the early detection, symptoms, and screening for Type 1 Diabetes (T1D). Funded with $5 million annually, the program ensures that the public, particularly high-risk communities, receives culturally appropriate educational materials and information on local screening access points. The goal is to achieve earlier diagnosis and better disease management.
Key points
A nationwide public education campaign will be launched focusing on the early symptoms and importance of screening for Type 1 Diabetes.
$5 million annually is authorized to create educational materials, public service announcements, and resources tailored to diverse communities.
Grants will be provided to State, local, and Tribal health departments to increase access to T1D screening services in vulnerable communities.
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