This Senate resolution recognizes the work of the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force and calls for its operations and supporting work to continue without interruption. It says current members should serve their four-year terms and calls on the Department of Health and Human Services to reconvene the Task Force and move its work forward without delay.
The resolution supports continued evidence-based recommendations about preventive health services, such as screenings and preventive medicines. It does not describe a direct change to individual health coverage or services.
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The resolution says the Task Force uses scientific evidence to assess the benefits and harms of preventive services. It also states that these services can help prevent illness, find health problems earlier, and improve health outcomes.
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