Illinois HB3726 expands access to lung cancer screening by requiring educational materials and signage for tobacco and nicotine replacement therapy.
Illinois HB3726, the Expanded Access to Lung Cancer Screening Act, mandates the Department of Public Health to develop signage and educational inserts for retailers of tobacco products and nicotine replacement therapies. These materials must include information on lung cancer screening eligibility and contact details for the tobacco quitline. The Department is also required to offer counseling on lung cancer screening through the quitline, which must adhere to criteria set by the United States Preventive Service Task Force. Violations by retailers are considered petty offenses.
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