Mike Kelly

This bill would change how the government investigates companies that try to avoid paying certain import taxes. It would let the Commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection start investigations on their own, instead of waiting for a complaint. Also, any company found to have dodged these taxes would have to pay all owed money before they could challenge the decision in court.

The House would officially back setting aside September 30, 2025, as "Rare Cancer Day." This aims to make the public and doctors more aware of rare cancers. These cancers affect about 1 in 5 cancer patients and cause a quarter of all cancer deaths. The goal is to help find these cancers sooner, improve treatments, and get more money for research.

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This bill would expand Medicare coverage for obesity treatment. It would let more types of healthcare providers offer intensive behavioral therapy for obesity, and it would add obesity medications to Medicare Part D drug plans. This means older Americans with obesity or who are overweight with related health issues would have more options for care.

This bill would let people who volunteer for approved medical studies keep more of their pay. It would make sure that payments for taking part in these studies are not taxed. It would also stop these payments from affecting their ability to get federal aid, or aid from state and local programs that use federal money, for payments received after December 31, 2025.

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Medicare Advantage enrollees would get faster, clearer decisions on their healthcare services. This bill would require Medicare Advantage plans to use electronic systems for prior authorization, share more information about their decisions, and follow new rules to protect enrollees. It would also let the government set faster deadlines for plans to respond to these requests, potentially speeding up access to care.

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