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Jeanette Acosta was 32 when she lost her battle with cervical cancer. She was a Capitol Hill staffer, Obama White House intern, & #WomensHealth advocate. We honor her today by introducing the #InvestInWomensHealth Act to increase access to preventive care & cancer screenings.
Making sure every woman can get preventative and life-saving cancer screenings—no matter who she is, where she lives, or how much she makes—can make all the difference. The Jeanette Acosta #InvestInWomensHealth Act is a critical step to expand access to care. #SaveOurScreenings
Thank you, Senator. I am proud to say that I voted for you when I was a Washington resident. I miss you and my adopted home state!
Hear hear! And may we consider the health of our citizens with regard to access to health care on a universal level. There simply is no excuse for the United States of America to be facing a situation where the average human being can be bankrupted over a basic procedure!
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