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At an open meeting, President George W. Bush’s Cancer Panel heard from health care leaders on improving cancer treatment in America. Topics included prevention, access to care and clinical…

Mr. Freeman talked about the findings of a report on inequities in cancer care and research. Following his remarks he answered questions from the audience.

Dr. Freeman is chairman of the President’s Cancer Panel, an advisory group established by Congress that reports directly to the president on progress and problems in cancer treatment in the…

Witnesses testified about disparities in cancer treatment provided to minorities. Among the issues they addressed were different rates of cancer in minority communities, levels of funding…

The Congressional Black Caucus Health Braintrust held a meeting on Race and health Issues. Participants spoke about environmental problems in minority regions throughout the country. This…

The committee heard testimony on the National Cancer Act which was signed into law in 1971. The National Cancer Act made the fight against cancer a national priority, and provided money for…