ACS, Color Health to provide free at-home colorectal cancer screening kits in underserved rural communities

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ACS and Color Health launched their pilot program to provide free at-home colorectal cancer screening kits to individuals in rural areas and other underserved communities, where barriers to healthcare access often hinder timely screening and early detection. 

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