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The U.S. is now one of the most dangerous places in the world to give birth.

The U.S. is now one of the most dangerous places in the world to give birth.

it is crucial that we maintain strong investments in life-saving biomedical research, building a strong healthcare workforce, and public health system.

I appreciate your attention to that and I think I speak on behalf of many of us that we really want to see what we can do to help make sure NIH is really focusing on it.

Women in 21 States are now living under abortion bans, and Arizona is under a ban that dates back to before women even had the right to vote.

It should not be controversial to say that we want all of our workers to have good wages and benefits and fair treatment from their employer, and safe workplaces.

I strongly support the administration's efforts to tackle this problem head on, including the executive order that President Biden signed in March to better prioritize investments in women's health across the Federal research portfolio.

I am laser-focused on making sure the Federal Government is doing everything we can to support young people who are experiencing homelessness.

I am proud to co-lead this bill with Representative Stauber and I urge my colleagues on the committee to support it.

I think I speak on behalf of many of us that we really want to see what we can do to help make sure NIH is really focusing on it.

It should not be controversial to say that we want all of our workers to have good wages and benefits and fair treatment from their employer, and safe workplaces.

We absolutely can do more. The new initiative now gives us an opportunity to address current challenges that are really important to women.

I hope to continue that progress in this budget.

Women in 21 States are now living under abortion bans, and Arizona is under a ban that dates back to before women even had the right to vote.

It is crucial that we maintain strong investments in life-saving biomedical research, building a strong healthcare workforce, and public health system.

I think it's unlikely I would support vacating it.

I strongly support the administration's efforts to tackle this problem head on, including the executive order that President Biden signed in March to better prioritize investments in women's health across the Federal research portfolio.

Yet, continued technical challenges and another 6 months of delays from when the form should usually launch in October have left students, families, and institutions of higher education uncertain of their future.