Directs the Health and Human Services Secretary to review federal lung cancer research, prevention, and treatment programs with a focus on women and people with few known risk factors, and to report the findings to Congress within two years.

• Requires HHS, consulting with the Defense and Veterans Affairs secretaries, to review and update federal lung cancer programs and strategic plans.
• Focuses on knowledge gaps for women and people with few known risk factors, and on raising screening rates among groups the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommends for screening.
• Covers possible research on environmental and genomic factors, biomarker testing, and the need for public awareness and education.
• Requires a report to the Senate and House health, appropriations, and commerce committees within two years of enactment, describing changes made and barriers to further changes.

• Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee (Senate)

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