Requires health insurers to fully cover lung cancer screenings and creates new protections for veterans.
This bill would require all health insurers to fully cover annual lung cancer screenings for adults aged 50-80 who are at high risk, without extra costs or prior approval. It would also create a new federal crime for knowingly defrauding veterans of their benefits. Additionally, the bill would allow the National Science Foundation to make awards for AI literacy programs and ensure full federal funding for some wildland fire recovery costs.
Today, health insurance plans may not fully cover lung cancer screenings, or they might require co-pays, deductibles, or prior authorization. After this bill, eligible adults would receive these screenings fully covered without extra costs or barriers. Also, there isn't a specific federal crime for defrauding veterans of their benefits, but this bill would create one with clear penalties.
HR 7007 · 119th Congress · January 12, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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