According to the Centers for Disease Control approximately, 2.1 million Americans over the age of 12 suffer from an opioid use disorder.

The increased demand for treatment and attendant proliferation of treatment facilities has raised a number of concerns about practices within the industry.

The opioid epidemic continues to ravish our nation.

Empowering consumers with more information about the cost and quality of their care helps to reduce wasteful spending and save families money.

As healthcare costs continue to rise, many Americans still have no idea how much something will cost them before they receive care.

We are here today to hold a hearing examining the ongoing GAO audit series of HHS cybersecurity programs.

The purpose of today's hearing is to hear from top public health experts on the good work being done at their agencies to protect the public and to explore where improvements need to be made.

Passage of PAHPA's reauthorization would not only provide critical certainty for public health agencies and industry partners, it would also bring about some much needed reforms.

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One case of sexual abuse is one case too many, and it will take a Herculean effort to regain the trust of prospective athletes, their families, and the American people.

It is of the utmost importance to hold them accountable for their past failures and ensure that safety is their top priority going forward.