Mr. Speaker, in conclusion, let me stress that arguably the greatest issue in the world today may well be disease control. What the WHO symbolizes is a people-oriented concern for control of disease. Taiwan should not be precluded from expanding its capacity to meet its people's needs, nor precluded from assisting others in less sophisticated health care centers from receiving the support of Taiwanese doctors and health care delivery specialists. Mr. Speaker, this is a common-sense bill. I urge support of it.
James A. Leach: “Mr. Speaker, in conclusion, let me stress that arguably the greatest issue in the world today may well be disease…”
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Addressing the importance of disease control and support for Taiwan in health care during a floor speech.
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