Patty Murray

Thank you for the opportunity to submit written testimony on our funding priorities and recommendations for the FY 2023 appropriations process for the Department of Health and Human Services.

Thank you for your time and for your consideration of these requests.

We urge this subcommittee to take necessary action to move the program forward in this year's bill by appropriating the full $400 million requested by the Biden administration.

Routine childhood vaccinations prevent millions of cases of illness.

The first preventive vaccine and experimental treatments were recently deployed in Africa against the Ebola virus.

Continuing to provide robust, sustained and predictable funding for the NIH is the only way we will seize the unparalleled scientific opportunities.

The AIDS death rate has dropped 80 percent from its peak in 1995.

Thanks to a renewed commitment to NIH, researchers were able to pivot when SARS-CoV-2 emerged.

Thank you for your strong, continued support of NIH, NIBIB, and all the Institutes and Centers working to advance our biomedical research efforts and to improve the lives of patients worldwide.

Please maintain this commitment and further enhance support for medical research and public health programs as you work with your colleagues on appropriations for Fiscal Year (FY) 2023.

Expanding funding for research and treatment of amyloidosis is key to preventing death from amyloidosis.

The United States Congress and the Executive branch working together are key to finding a cure for and alerting people to this terrible disease.

Expanding funding for research and treatment of amyloidosis is key to preventing death from amyloidosis.

Thank you for the opportunity to submit written testimony on our funding priorities and recommendations for the FY 2023 appropriations process for the Department of Health and Human Services.

Support the President's FY 2023 Budget Request for Tribal Health Programs and Mandatory Funding for the Indian Health Service (IHS).

We deeply appreciate the robust investments in public health and research programs over recent years which are helping us better understand and treat the epilepsies.

As you and your colleagues work on appropriations for FY 2023, please continue this commitment and provide timely investments public health and research programs at the CDC and in the NIH.

Thank you for the opportunity to submit testimony on behalf of the Epilepsy Foundation and the people with the epilepsies whom we serve.

Continuing to provide robust, sustained and predictable funding for the NIH is the only way we will seize the unparalleled scientific opportunities.

The first preventive vaccine and experimental treatments were recently deployed in Africa against the Ebola virus.

The AIDS death rate has dropped 80 percent from its peak in 1995.

Thanks to a renewed commitment to NIH, researchers were able to pivot when SARS-CoV-2 emerged.

Thank you for your strong, continued support of NIH, NIBIB, and all the Institutes and Centers working to advance our biomedical research efforts and to improve the lives of patients worldwide.

We urge this subcommittee to take necessary action to move the program forward in this year's bill by appropriating the full $400 million requested by the Biden administration.

Routine childhood vaccinations prevent millions of cases of illness.