CPRIT leaders: Texas ruling that curbs USPSTF authority threatens progress against cancer

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The recent Braidwood Management Inc. v. Becerra decision threatens access to lifesaving cancer screenings and other preventive screenings and services for millions of people in Texas and across the nation. 

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Michelle M. Le Beau, PhD
Chief scientific officer, Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas
Ramona Magid, MBA
Chief prevention officer, Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas
Patty Moore, PhD
Director of academic research, Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas
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Michelle M. Le Beau, PhD
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Director of academic research, Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas

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