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The system today, the health care system today is working really good, for the insurance companies and for the drug companies.

it is imperative that we as a country understand the significance of black physicians providing care for black patients and other patients as well.

We can achieve the goal of a substantial increase in the Black American representation in the medical field, but it will take more individuals like you, Senator Sanders, and the HELP Committee to achieve this goal.

We spend twice as much per person on health care as any other country. With the amount of money we spend, every American, child, elderly person should have quality health care.

The opposition there is enormous. The people who are making the money want to maintain the status quo.

We are going to do our best to grow the healthcare workforce and put a special focus on the need for more black doctors, nurses, psychologists, dentists, etcetera.

the most consequential question now before Congress--the one that most impacts the most people we all represent-- is whether the United States of America will do what it has always done: pay its bills in full and on time. It was Alexander…

I hope that within the midst of the GME issue, we can deal with the issue of salaries for residents as well.

The worst thing we can do is take no action and wish it were better.

Meanwhile, Eli Lilly increased the price of Humalog 34 times since 1996, from $21 to $275.

Why are we as Americans paying the bill even though it is only 15 percent of our GDP?

I am a huge supporter of Taiwan, and proud Member of the Congressional Taiwan Caucus.

We need profound change in the industry and in PBMs.

Meanwhile, Eli Lilly increased the price of Humalog 34 times since 1996, from $21 to $275.

Senator Hagerty's bill aims to expand the use of title 42 to restrict the entry of people and goods from countries where ``substantial'' drug smuggling exists. I am very concerned about the increased use of fentanyl in this country…