Establishes a pilot program for early detection cancer screening for active and retired firefighters in West Virginia.
The bill establishes a pilot program for early detection cancer screening for active and retired firefighters in West Virginia. The State Fire Marshal and the Department of Health will jointly administer the program, offering comprehensive screenings including blood tests, ultrasounds, lung CTs, and skin cancer screenings. Participation is optional, and the cost per individual is capped at $1,300. The program will run for 24 months, with findings presented to the Governor and the Legislature after 12 and 24 months.
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