Last week, we took an important step. The House approved bipartisan legislation coauthored by the full committee Vice Chairman Marsha Blackburn, and Representatives Tom Marino, Peter Welch, and Judy Chu to clarify language in the Controlled Substances Act and promote collaboration between agencies and stakeholders to ensure patients have access to medications.
Upton discusses recent bipartisan legislation aimed at addressing opioid access and regulation.
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Mike Enzi, chairman of the Budget Committee over there in the Senate, said you got to pay for it.
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