The PSA for HIM Act would require private insurance companies to cover PSA prostate cancer screenings for high-risk individuals with no out-of-pocket costs. Urge your member of Congress to cosponsor the PSA for Him Act.
Alongside treatment, palliative care offers support for symptom management and psychological care, and aims to treat the whole person. Send a message now to urge Congress to pass a bill that will help make these services more available for cancer patients and others fighting chronic illnesses.
Tobacco companies spend millions on marketing every year. Yet the Office on Smoking and Health (OSH), which helps educate young people about the harms of tobacco, has been severely weakened. OSH programs are needed now to push back against Big Tobacco and the reglamorization of smoking.
We’re working with lawmakers to protect Medicaid access for people who are eligible and enrolled to make sure they can access cancer prevention services, cancer screening, and cancer treatment if needed. Help put a face to this critical program and share your story.
Biomarker testing allows doctors to precisely target a cancer so patients may not have to undergo more generalized treatment. However, many insurance companies aren’t covering this testing, leaving it unaffordable for many patients. Urge your lawmakers to expand access to this testing.
Dana lost her husband, Jon, to a rare form of cancer when she was only 29. Now, Dana and her mother Sandi are fighting caner together in honor of Jon. Sign the petition now to urge Congress to increase funding for cancer research.
No cancer patient should have to pass up a clinical trial because of where they live or how much money they make. That’s why we need Congress to act. Send a message to your members of Congress and urge them to pass a bill that will make clinical trials more...
Important elections are happening here in your state, and you have the power to influence your senate candidates! Send a message now asking your candidates for U.S. Senate to sign the Cancer Promise.
Advocates like you spoke up. U.S. senators are now writing their version of the spending bill, and we need to build on this momentum for a stronger investment in cancer research.
