without cost-sharing for those at high risk. (11) Published peer-reviewed actuarial studies indicate that lung cancer screening individuals at high risk is cost-effective. (12) The National Framework of Excellence in Lung Cancer Screening and Continuum of Care, launched in 2012, demonstrated that lung cancer screening can be safely and effectively carried out in community hospital settings around the Nation. (13) Information on the impact of lung cancer on women and the importance of early detection should be incorporated into all relevant public health awareness campaigns. 3. Sense of Congress concerning women and lung cancer It is the sense of Congress that— (1) there is a disparate impact of lung cancer on women and, in particular, on women who have never smoked