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Bipartisan team in Congress looks to expand insurance coverage for ovarian cancer screening
thehill.com · 6h · first report
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A group of lawmakers spanning both parties and chambers is introducing legislation that would require insurance plans to cover genetic testing for patients with hereditary risk factors and expand education and outreach about gynecologic cancer risk. Sens. Elissa Slotkin (D-Mich.) and Katie Britt (R-Ala.) are leading the bill, the Ovarian Cancer IMPACT Act, which was…
The coverage
- A woman in her 30s noticed her period was irregular. It turns out, she had ovarian cancer.
businessinsider.com · 2h
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