Uterine Fibroid Intervention and Gynecological Health Treatment Act of 2025

This bill aims to find uterine fibroids earlier and help people get care sooner. It tells the nation’s health agency to study how to improve early detection and treatment, then share practical strategies doctors and clinics can use. It also lets states apply for grants to run awareness campaigns, offer screenings (including advanced imaging), help patients navigate care, and make it easier to get into clinics for timely treatment .

The bill also funds research on fair pain control during fibroid surgery and on related conditions like Asherman’s Syndrome and other intrauterine issues. The health agency must post public reports about what these programs find, starting within two years of the first grants and then every two years after that .

• Who is affected: People with or at risk for uterine fibroids; patients facing barriers to screening or treatment; state health programs; clinics and hospitals using new strategies .
• What changes: More funding for state programs to boost early detection, cover screening costs, provide patient navigation, and run public education; new research and publicly shared results to improve care and reduce disparities .
• When: Strategies are to be finalized as quickly as possible for use by grantees; public reports start within two years of the first grants and repeat every two years .