US senators propose bill to limit conflicts of interest on preventive care panel

Senators introduced legislation to restrict financial conflicts of interest among members of the US Preventive Services Task Force, following STAT reporting that some members could profit from their own recommendations. The bill would impose disclosure and recusal requirements. Its passage is uncertain, but it signals growing scrutiny of the panel's independence and could affect future preventive care coverage decisions.

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