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Your gift is very much appreciated. Contributions to the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network, Inc. (ACS CAN) are not tax deductible as charitable contributions as defined in IRC §170(c). A copy of our latest financial report may be obtained by writing to ACS CAN, 655 15 th Street., NW Suite 503, Washington, DC 20005, calling (202) ... or calling the telephone number above. Documents and information submitted under the Maryland Solicitations Act are also available, for the cost of copies and postage, from the Maryland Secretary of State, State House, Annapolis, MD, 21401 (410) 974-5534. MISSISSIPPI – The official ...
Calls to Improve New Yorkers’ Access to Precision Medicine Through Biomarker Testing Bring Together Patients and Providers from across Disease Spectrum
... to cover biomarker testing when it is supported by medical and scientific evidence. Over 60 organizations have rallied together in support of the legislation, citing the efficacy of and praising the innovation in precision medicine. Biomarker testing is a tool utilized by physicians ... medicine, or personalized care. Biomarker testing helps providers to identify the most appropriate treatment for a disease. In cancer care, this can enable patients to receive targeted therapies and is often used in determining a patient’s eligibility for participation in clinical trials. ... care to the patients we serve, Northwell created a Center for Genomic Medicine to deliver these innovative approaches as rapidly and cost-effectively as possible, partnering expertise in cancer molecular diagnostics with oncology physicians to improve cancer outcomes in real ...
World No Tobacco Day: Reducing the Global Tobacco Burden
... policies that we know will help prevent kids from ever starting to smoke and help current adult smokers quit. To mark World No Tobacco Day, ACS CAN is releasing a new report, Protecting Children and Reducing the Global Tobacco Burden: Trading Tobacco Company Protection for Public Health . ... an action Congress can take right now to save lives and protect kids from tobacco around the world. Tobacco use is the leading preventable cause of disease and premature death in the United States and around the world. More than two thirds of tobacco deaths occur in low- and middle-income ... for 870,000 deaths annually in the TPP countries. Tobacco use will kill one billion by the end of this century. Tobacco use will continue to cost the world $1 trillion annually in increased health care spending and lost worker productivity. We know what works to prevent kids from ...
Delaware U.S. House Candidates Asked to State Positions on Cancer Issues
Washington, DC – October 6, 2010 – The American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN), an official supporting organization of tonight’s U.S. House debate at the University of Delaware, is calling on the candidates to go on the ... 1,000 kids become regular smokers. ACS CAN supports substantially increasing the federal tobacco tax because every 10 percent increase in the cost of a pack reduces youth smoking by 7 percent and overall cigarette consumption by 4 percent. “As a breast cancer survivor, I know first-hand ...
Survey: Cancer Patients Increasingly Face COVID-19 Health Impact
... health issues as they try to navigate the difficult health and economic environment. An American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN) survey of cancer patients and survivors focused on COVID-19 effects found 87% of respondents said the pandemic had affected their health care in some manner, up from 51% in an April survey . Of those in active treatment 79% ...
3-18-11 Affordable Care Act Update
In Congress Committees of jurisdiction for health care in both the House and Senate have been marking the one-year anniversary of the Affordable Care Act being signed ... group plans have an MLR of 85 percent. If a plan falls short of the requirement, the insurance company must give a rebate to consumers. ACS CAN and many other groups representing consumers, patients, and workers supported the NAIC and HHS action as a good balancing of interests among ... benefit started Jan. 1,, more than 150,000 seniors and others with Medicare have received an annual wellness visit. This new visit is a no-cost preventive benefit available to Medicare beneficiaries. Beneficiaries must schedule the visit with a participating health care professional. ...
3-18-11 Affordable Care Act Update
In Congress Committees of jurisdiction for health care in both the House and Senate have been marking the one-year anniversary of the Affordable Care Act being signed ... group plans have an MLR of 85 percent. If a plan falls short of the requirement, the insurance company must give a rebate to consumers. ACS CAN and many other groups representing consumers, patients, and workers supported the NAIC and HHS action as a good balancing of interests among ... benefit started Jan. 1,, more than 150,000 seniors and others with Medicare have received an annual wellness visit. This new visit is a no-cost preventive benefit available to Medicare beneficiaries. Beneficiaries must schedule the visit with a participating health care professional. ...
3-18-11 Affordable Care Act Update
In Congress Committees of jurisdiction for health care in both the House and Senate have been marking the one-year anniversary of the Affordable Care Act being signed ... group plans have an MLR of 85 percent. If a plan falls short of the requirement, the insurance company must give a rebate to consumers. ACS CAN and many other groups representing consumers, patients, and workers supported the NAIC and HHS action as a good balancing of interests among ... benefit started Jan. 1,, more than 150,000 seniors and others with Medicare have received an annual wellness visit. This new visit is a no-cost preventive benefit available to Medicare beneficiaries. Beneficiaries must schedule the visit with a participating health care professional. ...
Health Care Enters a New Era
Congress yesterday took its final historic votes to repair the broken health care system, approving a package of improvements that strengthen the broad reform bill that President Obama signed into law this week. I had the privilege of being in Washington, D.C. with Society Board Chair George Atkins and National Volunteer President Alan Thorson to attend a celebration led by ... this effort successful. By now you’ve heard about the critical role played by the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN) in bringing the voice of cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers to the debate. I want to share an example of how ACS CAN’s efforts made ...
American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network Calls on 119th Congress to Fund Innovation in Cancer Research and Prevention and Protect Access to Affordable, Quality Health Coverage
WASHINGTON, D.C.— January 3, 2025 — “ As the 119 th Congress convenes today, ACS CAN is urging members to keep cancer patients and survivors at the core of every health policy decision, from funding cancer research to ensuring access to quality, affordable health coverage. “Every major ... likely to get screened for cancer and thus more likely to have their cancer diagnosed at an advanced stage when survival is less likely and the cost of care more expensive. With that in mind, ensuring the maintenance of affordable, quality health care coverage is one of ACS CAN’s top ...
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