Commissioner of health directed to conduct a feasibility study of establishing a mobile lung cancer screening program in greater Minnesota, and money appropriated.
This bill directs Minnesota's Commissioner of Health to investigate the possibility of creating a mobile lung cancer screening program for residents in greater Minnesota. The study must estimate costs for equipment and staff, determine necessary services, and identify areas where access to screening is currently difficult. By February 1, 2027, the commissioner is required to submit a report detailing these findings to relevant legislative committees. Additionally, the bill authorizes a one-time appropriation of unspecified funds from the state's general budget to cover the expenses of conducting this feasibility study.
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May 2026
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Introduced May 6, 2026
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Dan Wolgamott
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