Thus, any proposal to block the flow of raw materials currently needed to produce medical isotopes, as does H.R. 3276, represents a serious threat to the health and treatment of U.S. patients.
Jeff Bingaman: “Thus, any proposal to block the flow of raw materials currently needed to produce medical isotopes, as does H.R. 3276…”
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Bingaman warns that the bill could jeopardize patient health by restricting raw material supplies.
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