New York State Department of Health to study cancer clusters in cities and towns with populations over ninety thousand.

New York State Department of Health is directed to conduct a study on cancer clusters in cities and towns with populations over ninety thousand. The study will analyze high-risk neighborhoods, examining disparities in income, race and ethnicity, housing, proximity to air pollution and carcinogens, and the effectiveness of medical facilities. The study will also include recommendations for evidence-based interventions to address the burden of cancer clusters. The study must be completed and posted on the department's website by September 30, 2027.

New York State Department of Health to study cancer clusters in cities and towns with populations over ninety thousand.

New York State Department of Health is directed to conduct a study on cancer clusters in cities and towns with populations over ninety thousand. The study will analyze high-risk neighborhoods, examining disparities in income, race and ethnicity, housing, proximity to air pollution and carcinogens, and the effectiveness of medical facilities. The study will also include recommendations for evidence-based interventions to address the burden of cancer clusters. The study must be completed and posted on the department's website by September 30, 2027.