Establishes the New Jersey Pancreatic Cancer Commission to examine pancreatic cancer in the state.
The New Jersey Pancreatic Cancer Commission is established to examine pancreatic cancer in the state, including prevention, early detection, treatment, patient outcomes, and access to care. The commission will review incidence rates, mortality rates, stage at diagnosis, screening practices, barriers to early detection, biomarker testing, current research efforts, education methods, and supportive care needs. The commission will also make recommendations for legislative, regulatory, or administrative actions to improve pancreatic cancer outcomes.
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