Who it affects
- Men with or at risk of prostate cancer
- Health care providers
- Prostate cancer researchers
- Public and interest groups
S.Res. 436 · Resolution · Introduced Oct. 6, 2025
This bill would express Senate support for National Prostate Cancer Awareness Month and encourage awareness, research, and screening discussions affecting men and health care providers.
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