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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has a program to provide free or low-cost mammograms to women who need them. But today, the program is only serving one in five eligible individuals. Tell Congress to increase funding for this lifesaving program and help save more lives from breast and cervical cancer.

Over three million lives have been saved from cancer in the past three decades. Cancer research fueled this progress, but we still have a long way to go. Join the fight today -- sign our petition calling on lawmakers to increase funding for cancer research.

The evidence is clear: This year, 15,990 children will be diagnosed with cancer and 1,780 children will die from cancer. Nearly 40% of childhood cancer survivors aged 35 or older have experienced a severe or life-threatening health condition, or have died, which is a rate over five times higher than...

It's clear: cancer research saves lives. Congress has a role to play in the fight against cancer: they can and should increase funding for cancer research funding. Sign the petition and join the fight.

Dear Lawmaker: The National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program (NBCCEDP) is a critical safety net to ensure that all eligible individuals – no matter where they live or how little money they make – can get a free or inexpensive breast or cervical cancer screening. But today, the...

Ask Congress to pass our proposals that reduce the cost of health insurance and cap prescription drug out-of-pocket expenses for millions of cancer patients and survivors.

Join us in calling on Congress to ensure women – no matter where they live or how little money they make – can get a free or inexpensive breast or cervical cancer screening.

We are looking to tell the stories of people who are living without health insurance and who face challenges getting the care they need. We are producing a short film featuring these real stories in order to shed light on this issue and inspire change across the country. We want...

I want to join the fight to save more lives from cancer. Even throughout the coronavirus pandemic, cancer hasn't stopped. An estimated 1.8 million people in America will be diagnosed with the disease in 2020. Our elected officials in Congress and state legislatures across the country play an important role...

I want to join the fight to save more lives from cancer. Even in a pandemic, cancer doesn't stop. An estimated 1.8 million people in the U.S. were diagnosed with cancer in 2020. Every major breakthrough in the fight against cancer has involved federal research funding, and we need more breakthroughs.