700 Million Dollars for Early Cancer Detection and Research for Firefighters.
This law allocates $700 million for cancer prevention programs for firefighters through existing federal grants. These funds are intended to enable early cancer detection tests and other preventative screenings, directly improving the safety and health of life-saving personnel. Additionally, a voluntary research program is established to help identify the causes and trends of cancer among firefighters, using anonymized test results.
Key points
$700 million authorized for grants to fire departments specifically for cancer prevention programs.
Grants will cover the costs of early cancer detection tests and preventative screenings for firefighters (up to $1,750 per test).
Establishment of an anonymous FEMA/CDC research program to analyze test results and identify causes of cancer in firefighting personnel.
Status:
Expired
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