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ACS CAN Joins with Historic Montgomery Church to Host Film Screening to Call on Governor to Act
... Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN) has joined efforts with the historic St. Paul AME Church to call on Gov. Kay Ivey to extend life-saving health care coverage to 220,000 Alabamians. The church, where Rosa Parks once worshipped, will host a film screening of “Requiring Justice: Faith & the Coverage Gap” Sunday, August 6, at 12:30 p.m. The film discusses the faith community’s dedication to addressing the health care crisis in Alabama. The event comes as momentum builds in the state for Medicaid expansion to help people access preventive and ...
Wasserman Schultz, Florida Leaders Participate in Policy Forum on Cancer Costs
... U.S. cancer patients paid nearly $4 billion in out-of-pocket expenses in 2014 and the disease cost the country $87.8 billion in cancer-related health care spending. Access to quality health insurance is deemed essential to making cancer care affordable. “For cancer patients and their loved ones, the financial hardships related ...
Forum Highlights Tobacco’s Deadly Toll on Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Leaders and decision-makers in health care and higher education will gather Friday to take a closer look at the high cost of tobacco in Arkansas, where lung cancer is the deadliest type ... speakers and panel discussion. Media are welcomed to attend. WHO: Dr. Joseph H. Bates , associate dean for Public Health Practice, Fay W. Boozman College of Public Health Shelly Brown , system director of respiratory care services, Baptist ...
February 2012 Monthly Advocacy Update
... is taking a dangerous hit. Read the ACS CAN press release and my Cancer CANdor blog post . Sequestration cuts the National Institutes of Health (NIH) budget by $1.6 billion, or 5.1 percent. This brings the agency's spending level back to that of the 2008 fiscal year, but with even ... from making further spending cuts to federal programs that are helping to fight cancer. To maximize outreach members of the Coalition for Health Funding, the National Coalition for Cancer Research, and United for Medical Research joined OVAC on Capitol Hill. The lobby day helped to keep the need for sustained investments in cancer programs top of mind amid the debate over spending and deficit reduction. ACCESS TO CARE - AFFORDABLE CARE ACT Major Regulations Finalized The administration released two final major Affordable Care Act (ACA) regulations: the ...
February 2013 Monthly Advocacy Update
... is taking a dangerous hit. Read the ACS CAN press release and my Cancer CANdor blog post . Sequestration cuts the National Institutes of Health (NIH) budget by $1.6 billion, or 5.1 percent. This brings the agency's spending level back to that of the 2008 fiscal year, but with even ... from making further spending cuts to federal programs that are helping to fight cancer. To maximize outreach members of the Coalition for Health Funding, the National Coalition for Cancer Research, and United for Medical Research joined OVAC on Capitol Hill. The lobby day helped to keep the need for sustained investments in cancer programs top of mind amid the debate over spending and deficit reduction. ACCESS TO CARE - AFFORDABLE CARE ACT Major Regulations Finalized The administration released two final major Affordable Care Act (ACA) regulations: the ...
February 2013 Monthly Advocacy Update
... is taking a dangerous hit. Read the ACS CAN press release and my Cancer CANdor blog post . Sequestration cuts the National Institutes of Health (NIH) budget by $1.6 billion, or 5.1 percent. This brings the agency's spending level back to that of the 2008 fiscal year, but with even ... from making further spending cuts to federal programs that are helping to fight cancer. To maximize outreach members of the Coalition for Health Funding, the National Coalition for Cancer Research, and United for Medical Research joined OVAC on Capitol Hill. The lobby day helped to keep the need for sustained investments in cancer programs top of mind amid the debate over spending and deficit reduction. ACCESS TO CARE - AFFORDABLE CARE ACT Major Regulations Finalized The administration released two final major Affordable Care Act (ACA) regulations: the ...
February 2013 Monthly Advocacy Update
... is taking a dangerous hit. Read the ACS CAN press release and my Cancer CANdor blog post . Sequestration cuts the National Institutes of Health (NIH) budget by $1.6 billion, or 5.1 percent. This brings the agency's spending level back to that of the 2008 fiscal year, but with even ... from making further spending cuts to federal programs that are helping to fight cancer. To maximize outreach members of the Coalition for Health Funding, the National Coalition for Cancer Research, and United for Medical Research joined OVAC on Capitol Hill. The lobby day helped to keep the need for sustained investments in cancer programs top of mind amid the debate over spending and deficit reduction. ACCESS TO CARE - AFFORDABLE CARE ACT Major Regulations Finalized The administration released two final major Affordable Care Act (ACA) regulations: the ...
Report: Wisconsin Falling Short on Policies to Improve Cancer Patients’ Quality of Life
... of public policy that can help fight cancer, including funding for cancer screening programs, tobacco control policies, increased access to care through Medicaid and restricting indoor tanning devices for minors. The report also looks at whether a state provides a balanced approach to ... after treatment. Palliative care is essential to achieving the goal of comprehensive, cost-effective care that improves patient satisfaction and health outcomes. Wisconsin lawmakers could improve access to palliative care by establishing an advisory council of state experts to build out a ... affiliate of the American Cancer Society, supports evidence-based policy and legislative solutions designed to eliminate cancer as a major health problem. ACS CAN works to encourage elected officials and candidates to make cancer a top national priority. ACS CAN gives ordinary people ...
ACS CAN Quoted in today's New York Times
The Senate voted yesterday in favor of an amendment to its version of the health care reform legislation that would guarentee access to no-cost cancer screenings to women. Click here to read today's New York Times aricle on preventive care for women that mentions the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN) and quotes Dan Smith, President of ACS CAN. ACS CAN Quoted ...
Reducing the Financial Burden on Cancer Patients
Advocating for changes to the health care system that make cancer treatment more affordable for patients and their families includes protecting patients from receiving surprise bills ... that threatens the patient protections ACS CAN fought for in the debates. ACS CAN filed an amicus curiae brief in the case of Haller v. Health and Human Services (HHS) in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, providing extensive scientific research from ACS and other ...
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