Establishes a pilot program for early cancer detection through liquid biopsy screening for at-risk populations in Missouri.
The Missouri Environmental Exposure Early Cancer Detection Act establishes a pilot program for early cancer detection using liquid biopsy screening. The program prioritizes voluntary screening for individuals with prolonged exposure to toxic agents, including residents, students, and workers in environmentally contaminated areas and first responders. The Department of Health and Senior Services will collaborate with a testing entity to develop and implement the screening program, ensuring accessible participation and shared decision-making with patients.
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