Updates matching "South Carolina"

Another eventful week at the South Carolina State House. View our weekly update here: Legislative Update . We also invite you to visit us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/acscansouthcarolina for daily updates.

Hope you take an opportunity to read the latest Legislative Update . If you have questions or would like to work on a certain issue please contact our office. Thank you for being an advocate!

The General Assembly reconvened last week after a two week furlough. Their was must conversation about the Boeing Expansion in North Charleston and of course continued disucssion on Medicaid Expansion. Please read our latest Legislative Update for a full report.

It was the last week of debate before a two week furlough for both the House and the Senate. Learn what bills passed both chambers and what new bills were introduced. Legislative Update

The South Carolina House of Representatives voted on the 2013-2014 budget last week which includes some changes for the Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Program, the Best Chance Network, and Colorectal Cancer Screenings. The House also voted not to accept Medicaid Expansion...learn more in the Weekly Update . If you

As the session continues to move forward, debate continues on Medicaid Expansion. The House will begin debate on the 2013-2014 budget this week and the Senate voted to take furlough for the first time in many years. Read more in our weekly Legislative Update. You can also follow

ACS CAN South Carolina has a lot to report this week so we hope you will take the time to read the full Legislative Update . The State House is debating legislation on breast and cervical cancer, funding for tobacco cessation and prevention, funding for colorectal cancer, and laws

Another happening week at the South Carolina State House: Weekly Legislative Update Here! This week the House Ways and Means Committee debated and approved a $6.8 billion budget. There was also a Proviso introduced that would effect funding for Tobacco Prevention, the Best Chance Network, and colorectal cancer

Although the House was on furlough last week, the Senate Medical Affairs Subcommittee on the Affordable Care Act met to hear testimony from physicians from across the state. Click on the latest Legislative Update to read more. Also, find out what is happening with the state Raffle Law in