The #MCEDAct reached a huge milestone last week: 61 supporters in the Senate & 291 in the House! This is incredible bipartisan support. If passed, the bill could help #EarlyDetection tests reach more people who need them. We urge Congress to act swiftly & support final passage.

Breaking: #MCEDAct just passed Ways and Means Committee Ways and Means Democrats unanimously! Thank you to Chairman Rep. Jason Smith and Ranking Member Rep. Richard Neal for your support, and to Rep. Jodey Arrington and @RepTeriSewell for introducing this critical legislation. #CancerLobbyDay (1/2)

Tomorrow, our cancer advocates will attend the Energy and Commerce Committee Energy & Commerce Democrats Subcommittee on Health to push for more support of the #MCEDAct. #CancerLobbyDay (2/2)

#EarlyDetection can improve access to cancer screenings, health outcomes, and bend the curve on the cost of health care—all of which can save more lives. That’s why it’s critical for Congress to get the #MCEDAct over the finish line before the end of this year. (1/3)

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The #MCEDAct hit 400 cosponsors today! As the most-supported bill in Congress, there's overwhelming bipartisan support to get this important legislation over the finish line. 💪 If passed, it could help innovative cancer #EarlyDetection tests reach more people who need them.

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We’re proud to stand with more than 550 organizations urging Congress to pass the #MCEDAct. Rep. Richard Neal, as a strong advocate for this legislation, we encourage you to help push this bill across the finish line.

Early detection saves lives, and the #MCEDAct can transform how we detect cancer. Proud to stand with Prevent Cancer Foundation and 550+ orgs calling on Congress to act now. Let’s make 2026 the year we change the future of cancer detection. #CancerPrevention

Minneapolis resident: “This is nuts! What the f*ck is going on, this is insane!… I’ve never protested in my life before…ICE is just trying to scare people; they tell you it's only immigrants—it's f*cking anybody!"

Passage of the #MCEDAct would mark an extraordinary moment in our fight against cancer. The time is now! Rep. Jim McGovern Rep. Richard Neal Katherine Clark

We’re proud to stand with more than 550 organizations urging Congress to pass the #MCEDAct. Rep. Richard Neal, as a strong advocate for this legislation, we encourage you to help push this bill across the finish line. x.com/preventcancer/…

With 550+ groups, and 400+ members of Congress, the support is overwhelming. Passing the #MCEDAct NOW would change cancer detection and save lives. The time is now! Rep. Jim McGovern Rep. Richard Neal Katherine Clark

The Council is encouraged to see the #MCEDAct included in House Appropriations. This bipartisan bill would expand access to #cancerscreening, enable earlier detection, and help lower healthcare costs. We urge New England’s delegation to support its passage.newenglandcouncil.com/news-article/n…

BREAKING: The House has passed the bipartisan #MCEDAct (H.R. 842)! This is a historic step toward Medicare coverage of multi‑cancer early detection tests with the potential to find more cancers earlier for better outcomes. We urge the Senate to act swiftly and pass the bill now!

ICYMI: On Friday, the U.S. Senate passed the #MCEDAct! Thank you Senator Mike Crapo, Michael Bennet, Senator Tim Scott & Ron Wyden for your leadership. It’s now back before the House, who can bring it over the finish line this week. For more info, visit preventcancer.org/early.

The #lifesciences and #biotech industries of #Massachusetts support the US' role as a global leader. We're grateful for policymakers who support #innovation and appreciate the risks of losing that leadership. Lori Trahan

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