S 1301
Promoting Physical Activity for Americans Act
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Bill overview
This bill, the Promoting Physical Activity for Americans Act, directs the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to regularly update and publish guidelines on physical activity for all Americans. Every 10 years, HHS must release a report with updated recommendations based on the latest scientific evidence, including specific guidance for different groups like children and people with disabilities. Federal agencies are encouraged to consider these guidelines when developing their own health programs, but the bill clarifies that no specific fitness standards will be mandated by federal law.
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Sherrod Brown
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