Eddie Bernice Johnson: “Ignoring medical research in regulatory decisionmaking is the opposite…”

On the recordNovember 12, 2019

Ignoring medical research in regulatory decisionmaking is the opposite of progress, and it's not in the interest of human health.

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Criticizing the exclusion of medical research from EPA decision-making as harmful to public health.

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Eddie Bernice Johnson: “Ignoring medical research in regulatory decisionmaking is the opposite of progress, and it's not in the interest of…”