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Congratulations to Cancer Votes volunteer Don of Bedford for asking a great question at Thursday night’s debate between the Republican candidates for New Hampshire’s U.S. Senate seat. A caregiver for many years, Don ask the candidates how they would help ensure that cancer patients have access to high quality, affordable

The American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN) will be honoring those who have been touched by cancer and remembering those lost, with a Lights of Hope ceremony during the 2014 Leadership Summit and Lobby Day in Washington, D.C. Lights of Hope bearing the names of those touched by

Pennsylvania Decision to Improve Access to Health Care Will Save Lives and Money More Than Half a Million Pennsylvanians Will Have Security of Access to Lifesaving Cancer Screenings and Treatment Harrisburg, PA – August 28, 2014 – Governor Tom Corbett today

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: Amber Hillman American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network Phone: 508-270-4750 (desk) 508-450-8690 (mobile) Email: [email protected] New Report: Ohio is Falling Short on Policies to Prevent and Fight Cancer States Measured by Progress on Tobacco Control, Access to

New Report: Pennsylvania Falling Short on Policies to Prevent and Fight Cancer States Measured by Progress on Tobacco Control, Access to Care and Cancer Prevention August 21, 2014 – Pennsylvania is falling short when it comes to passing policies to prevent and reduce suffering and death from

ACS CAN has established a Quality of Life Committee in Pennsylvania to encourage our members of Congress to advance federal legislation on palliative care. Among our requests is that Congressman Joe Pitts, whose district covers parts of Lancaster, Berks and Chester Counties and who chairs the Health Subcommittee of the

States Measured by Progress on Tobacco Control, Access to Care and Cancer Prevention JEFFERSON CITY, MO – August 21, 2014 – Missouri is falling short when it comes to passing policies to prevent and reduce suffering and death from cancer, according to a new report by the American Cancer Society