Kay Hagan actually said...

"Authorization for these programs expires at the end of this fiscal year, which is next Tuesday."

"Originally, it was the development of the dried blood spot test that allowed us to engage in the newborn screening in the first place which, to me, is just an outstanding scientific feat."

"I do think it is really important to reiterate, again, that in 2011, the CDC recognized the advances in newborn screening as one of the 10 great public achievements in the United States during the dec..."

"it certainly shows the efficacy of planning and then carrying it out, and building those relationships."