Colorectal Cancer is one of just a few cancers that can be prevented with screening, but as many as one in three Americans are not up to date with their screening.  

The CDC Colorectal Cancer Control Program works to increase colorectal cancer screening rates among people between ages 45 and 75.  

Years of level funding for this program, paired with inflation, threaten the program's ability to provide the same level of services year over year or to expand to additional communities in need. 

Reach out to your Members of Congress today to urge them to support increased access to lifesaving colorectal cancer screening!