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Lawmakers Renew Colorado’s Breast and Cervical Cancer Treatment Program for Additional 10 Years
... of this legislation to provide lifesaving cancer treatments to low-income, uninsured and underinsured women in Colorado. "Under the federal health care law, more women have access to preventive cancer screenings and treatments, but many gaps still remain for people who are uninsured or ...
ACS CAN Commends Colorado House Passage of Bill to Lower Colorectal Cancer Screening Age to 45
... stem the alarming rise of colorectal cancer incidence in younger age groups by lowering the screening age and ensuring coverage of preventative care for Coloradans. House Bill 20-1103 passed the Colorado House of Representatives by a vote of 52-11 on Thursday, February 27 th . ... Martha Cox, ACS CAN volunteer. Cox was diagnosed with stage III colon cancer at age 51, following her first colonoscopy. She had catastrophic health insurance but her out-of-pocket cost for her one-year treatment was still around $40,000. The bill also seeks to eliminate out-of-pocket ... B. 20-1103 was introduced on January 14, 2020 by Speaker Pro Tempore Janet Buckner, (D-HD40) and Representative Perry Will (R-HD57), whose rural Health Region has the highest ratio of late stage CRC diagnoses in Colorado. Senators Rhonda Fields (D-SD29, Arapahoe County) and Kevin Priola ...
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