Senator Cotton comments on President Trump's signing of the ACES Act, aimed at addressing military aviation cancer rates.
Quiver AI Summary
Senator Tom Cotton (R-Arkansas) issued a statement following the signing of the bipartisan Aviator Cancer Examination Study (ACES) Act by President Trump. The Act aims to reduce cancer rates among military aviators and was approved unanimously in the Senate and by voice vote in the House.
Cotton expressed gratitude to Trump for the signing and emphasized the importance of studying cancer prevalence among veterans. He highlighted the Act's significance in honoring those who serve in the armed forces, including his late friend, Colonel Shurtleff.
The ACES Act will direct the Department of Veterans Affairs to collaborate with the National Academies of Sciences to assess cancer risks experienced by active-duty aircrew and improve care for veterans.
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Tom Cotton Net Worth
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