The Mississippi Comprehensive Cancer Care Coalition Task Force; create.
SB 2746 creates the Mississippi Comprehensive Cancer Care Coalition Task Force to develop a state plan addressing cancer care gaps. The 25-member task force - comprising legislators, health officials, medical providers, advocacy groups (like the American Cancer Society), cancer survivors, and hospice representatives - must complete its plan by December 1, 2025, using principles of health equity and CDC/NCCN guidelines. The plan will cover the full cancer care continuum (prevention to survivorship) and include legislative recommendations. This procedural bill establishes a process for future policy changes but does not enact new laws itself.
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Jan 2025
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Introduced Jan 20, 2025
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Hillman Frazier
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