Know Your Risk Act

This bill requires the Secretary of Health and Human Services to send Congress a report within 180 days on breast cancer risk assessment tools. The report must identify inaccuracies and gaps in use of current tools and outline planning for a single, comprehensive, publicly accessible risk assessment tool. The bill also allows federal breast and cervical cancer grants to States to be used to conduct breast cancer risk assessments, train providers on risk models, add such tools to electronic health records, educate the public, and support research on the models. States receiving these grants would have to report how many people received risk assessments, how many were found to be at elevated risk, referrals made, and disparities in access.

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Sponsors

• Julia Letlow Republican sponsor
• 0 cosponsors