On the recordMarch 8, 2017
Given the serious impact of lead poisoning on our children, will you protect the Prevention and Public Health Fund and expand the CDC's Lead Poisoning Prevention Program to all 50 States, D.C.
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congress.govGiven the serious impact of lead poisoning on our children, will you protect the Prevention and Public Health Fund and expand the CDC's Lead Poisoning Prevention Program to all 50 States, D.C.
Roybal-Allard emphasizes the need to protect funding for lead poisoning prevention amid public health crises.
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