The bill would set annual funding for the Prevention and Public Health Fund at $2 billion starting in fiscal year 2026. The fund supports prevention and public health programs, including vaccination, disease prevention, and health efforts led by state, local, Tribal, and territorial health departments.
The bill would provide funding for public health prevention programs, but it does not guarantee any specific services or benefits to individuals.
The bill sets the fund's annual amount at $2 billion beginning in fiscal year 2026. It does not provide a separate cost estimate.
The bill's findings say that prevention funding supports efforts to prevent disease and injury, helps communities respond to health threats, and can reduce health care costs. These are claims stated in the bill.
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