Illinois SB2790 mandates lung cancer screening information for tobacco users and retailers.
Illinois SB2790, the Expanded Access to Lung Cancer Screening Act, requires the Department of Public Health to develop signage for lung cancer screening referrals and educational inserts for tobacco and nicotine replacement therapy sales. These materials must include lung cancer screening eligibility and contact information for the tobacco quitline. Retailers must display the signage and provide the educational insert to purchasers. Violators face petty offense charges. The Department is authorized to enter into contracts, agreements, and award grants for these purposes.
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