H.R. 10405
Adds childhood cancer experts to state cancer plans
States would need at least two childhood cancer experts in their cancer control groups to keep federal funding, and a new federal committee would advise on childhood cancer.
- States must include at least two childhood cancer experts in their cancer control coalitions
- A new federal advisory committee would suggest ways to address childhood cancer in state plans
- Members would include doctors, survivors, caregivers and nonprofit staff
- The committee ends two years after its first meeting and reports to Congress
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