That practical sense of getting the job done combined with great staff and good legislative partners from both sides has advanced health research on cancer, and Alzheimer`s, and disease you may only know about if someone in your family has it. It`s made mental health more likely to be treated like all other health.
Roy Blunt discusses the importance of bipartisan cooperation in advancing health research and treatment.
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