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HR 7602 · 119th Congress

State of Men’s Health Act

Introduced
2026-02-20
Sponsor
Rep. Carter, Troy A. [D-LA-2]
Cosponsors
3
Policy Area
Health

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What This Bill Does

This bill aims to improve the health of men in the United States. It would create a special office within the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) focused on men's health issues. This office would work to collect better information about men's health, educate the public, and support programs to help men stay healthy. The goal is to address health problems that affect men and encourage them to seek medical care.

Impact on Everyday Americans

If passed, this bill could lead to better awareness and resources for men's health, potentially improving health outcomes for many American men. Families might see their male relatives, including fathers, sons, and veterans, receive more targeted health information and services. While it doesn't directly cut or expand existing public programs, it could lead to new initiatives or better use of current resources to address health disparities in men, which could indirectly benefit low-income individuals and families by promoting preventative care and early treatment.

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