I want to thank you for including robust funding for maternal and reproductive health in the Department's budget, including doubling funding for title X family planning to $512 million.
Maggie Hassan
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Maggie Hassan is an American politician serving as the junior United States senator from New Hampshire since January 3, 2017. A member of the Democratic Party, she previously held the position of the 81st governor of New Hampshire from January 3, 2013, to January 5, 2017. During her tenure as governor, Hassan focused on expanding access to healthcare, improving the state's economy, and addressing issues related to education and infrastructure.
By simply telling a generic drug manufacturer what adjustments they need to make, our bipartisan bill would help improve the generic market approval process and lower drug prices overall.
I appreciate that hospitals and private manufacturers may want to use this data, but I also think it is really essential that the FDA and the United States government use this data too.
This manufacturing monopoly is one of the root causes of the drug shortage, and relying on China for active ingredients is a national security and public health risk.
Thank you very much, Mr. Chair and Ranking Member Paul, for holding this hearing.
Moderna needs to kind of own its public health responsibility and disclose the effects of its price hikes.
The fact remains that hiking prices and requiring families to fill out forms will likely decrease vaccine uptake and set back the public health effort to combat COVID-19.
I think that is really important. I think it is also going to be important that you all release the application for your patient assistance program before its launch.
This program cannot simply be a public relations exercise that provides cover for the company to hike prices on families seeking COVID-19 vaccines.
I thank Senator Crapo for making sure it was a bipartisan effort throughout.
It's high time to develop smart policies that provide several long-term care options to families.
I intend to work with Ranking Member Crapo to enact the remaining policies that members of this committee put so much sweat equity into.
I'm proud to be working with Senator Bennet to put mental health care on a better footing.
The President's budget takes the next step to make that coverage available across the entire country.
I want to thank you for including robust funding for maternal and reproductive health in the Department's budget, including doubling funding for title X family planning to $512 million.
It is absolutely essential to a woman's capacity for self-determination and dignity.
The Federal Government's current incentive and penalty structure encourages individuals to err on the side of overclassifying information rather than declassifying information.
There need to be administrative penalties for mishandling classified information.
Does overclassification allow Federal agencies to hide waste, fraud, and abuse?
If this Administration comes out with an Executive Order that includes all the reforms we are talking about today in June, that will greatly diminish the need for legislation.





