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with private employers, offer paid family, caregiving or medical leave. It would also establish the Interstate Paid Leave … states to create robust paid parental, caregiving, and medical leave programs, this bill would help protect Americans’ financial
Introduces Bill to Protect Americans from Chinese-Made Medical Devices Washington, DC — Senator Tom Cotton (R-Arkansas) yesterday … cybersecurity risk posed by Communist Chinese-made medical devices. The Countering Chinese Cyberthreats for Patients (Countering
regional impact.” The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) received $2.5 million for improvements to their workforce
million to the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) for training space improvements. $4.5 million
Cotton to FDA: Investigate Dangerous Chinese-Manufactured Medical Devices Washington, D.C. — Senator Tom Cotton (R-Arkansas) today sent … Commissioner Kyle Diamantas requesting enhanced review of medical devices manufactured in Communist China to address potential cybersecurity vulnerabilities
care, providing more options to meet their medical needs. “Community care serves as a vital complement to direct
introduced legislation to improve Medicare beneficiaries’ access to medical imaging services and address the provider shortage that exists … frequently work. “Medicare patients need timely access to medical imaging, but current guidelines continue to limit providers’ ability
over $2 billion in capital improvements for VA Medical Facilities and four national cemeteries. Bolsters U.S. national security
critical infrastructure funding, including a new hangar and medical building our Guard members need. Taking care … compete for funding for a new hangar and medical building Supporting efforts to address the unique challenges facing
support the continued deployment acceleration of an Electronic Medical Record. The VA faced significant challenges during the early
creates a process to evaluate and reform VA medical facilities so they can best serve veterans. That same … with the Boozman-ledMaking Advances in Mammography and Medical Options (MAMMO) for Veterans Actalsosigned into lawin
these and other challenges like the shortage of medical providers and viability of hospitals, especially in rural areas … Year 2021, he helped deliver $3.1 billion for medical research to treat, cure and prevent Alzheimer’s. Boozman
simple as providing mosquito nets, clean water and medical treatments saved countless lives and prevented global health crises
oversee and administer this care as our veterans’ medical center home and would cut red tape and establish
oversee and administer this care as our veterans’ medical center home and would cut red tape and establish
oversee and administer this care as our veterans’ medical center home and would cut red tape and establish
living organ donor is more than just a medical solution –– it is a miracle. Each day, 17 Americans … lifetime of a patient. In a time where medical costs continue to rise, it’s more important than
policy to keep pace with advances in medical screening technology, and this bipartisan bill is not about democrats
policy to keep pace with advances in medical screening technology, and this bipartisan bill is not about democrats
meet this timeline, a local coroner or medical examiner may sign the death certificate. The VA shared
they often face difficulties accessing essential prescription medications. Our bill will ensure that active-duty military families … military members and families can get the prescription medication they need, and I’ll be working with
meet this timeline, a local coroner or medical examiner may sign the death certificate. The VA shared
track down the necessary service and medical records. That is no longer the case. Veterans will want … provide their DD-214, medical records and other critical information at the outset. Proof of ongoing illnesses, injuries
Barnes, Chancellor of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS), will be his guest at the State … appointed Chancellor of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, as my guest at the State
APIs, likely used in compounded weight loss medications, entered the U.S. market. Roughly 60 of the identified shipments … patients could be using unregulated compounded weight loss medications that may contain potentially dangerous ingredients from Chinese manufacturers