most notably Representative Eshoo--have some concerns that the current programs do not adequately address the needs of the pediatric population and would like to see some enhancements that would assist in the Nation's ability to care for kids in the event of a public health emergency.
Pallone highlights concerns about pediatric needs in public health emergencies.
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