since its humble begin, princeton baptist medical center has remained active in the community, hosting several residency and mentoring programs. it became the first health care center in the united states to implement a pastoral education program and student internship. now more than 230 physicians and additional 1,700 employees and 505 licensed hospital beds, princeton baptist medical center continues to be a center priest in our birmingham community. i am honored to be their partner in our fight to expand health care access to all alabamans. i'm proud to honor princeton baptist medical center for its profound contributions to our community as they celebrate 100 years of service. thank you to princeton baptist medical center. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from tennessee, mr. rose, for five minutes. mr. rose: madam speaker, repoforts clan december tine flights taking thes of -- thousands of illegal immigrants across the country on behalf of u.s. tax payers are extremely concerning. in his 45 years as united states senator and vice president a

the so a lot of medical center in vallejo, the tracy community hospital, both center campuses in san francisco, the santa cruz, the even medical center in castro valley, the delta medical center in antioch mills peninsula center and burlingame and the novato community hospital. the strike is scheduled to begin as 7 in the morning on monday. april 18th and in just before 7, the next morning, nurses and healthcare workers are demanding safe staffing as well as health and safety protections. well, coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news of lawyers are facing off the nuggets in the playoffs this weekend and the a's have a close one against the rays will be right back after the break. meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so her son can get set up there and start his own financial journey. that's because these moms all have chase. smart bankers. convenient tools. one bank with t

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regional medical center in san jose. they did -- are we going to the news conference? somebody is talking in my ear and i can't make out what they're saying. we have the interview right now, the phone interview we did with the witness who spotted the baby and called police. >> last night, i was up crying and thinking that could have been anybody's baby, could have been my baby as a mom. so i got to work this morning and i noticed the van. and it just -- >> okay. that was the witness who called police. we're going to send it back over to police headquarters for the news conference that's about to start. >> scott shelby, who will be speaking as well. okay. with that, i'm going to turn it over to the chief. >> good morning. happy to report that a three-month-old brandon quiyour was safely located a few hours ago. one of the locations identified by our detectives as part of a 20-plus-hour long investigation. also, detectives have identified several individuals responsible for this incident. this incident is a parent's worst nightmare. we are fortunate that this resulted in

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stressed, so that there would be no discrepancies, so they noted, yes, and i decided to go to the medical center the doctor asked the doctor to consult, the doctor told me, they did an mri scan and the doctor said that, hmm, the threat of a joint change needs to be changed joint. i really do not want this, because the summer season is ahead. and here is e. i made a request to them. and what else can be done to somehow escape the change of joints and the doctor recommended me to take injections? ah, what did i agree to? in general, in short, passion, as you want to go to the country, but here you need to change the joint. out of time. our guest today is a wonderful traumatologist alexander gennadievich kurmanov alexander differently. come out. this is such a task for a person, joints hurt, but i want to go to the dacha, they said that injections are needed. what injections are there? where to put them? you are the most important thing, i know that you have already seen the patient before filming. can we give you this shot today? well drugs, we have different in this case, we as an option soon med

in total, according to the federal program, 1,100 medical centers have been built or repaired to dateodern devices and almost 8,000 new cars have been delivered in 2025. it is necessary to reconstruct or build almost seven times as many facilities and approximately three times increase the provision of new equipment and transport. it is the wisdom of the primary care physician that allows the patient to minimize the risks to their own health. tatyana golikova noted that due to a decrease in the incidence of the disease, the type of clinic. now they are returning to the provision of planned medical care, but prevention is still not possible. the deputy prime minister also instructed to create a psychological assistance service for patients with post-covid syndrome and hospital workers by may 4. and to you the transparency of svetlana kostina anna zayakina and i lie zhuravlev channel one. and that's all for now we're watching development of events, and the information channel on the first continues the program time will tell. again poured into the information channel on the first anatol

the medical center in valais the tracy community hospital, both center campuses in san francisco. the santa cruz vna eden medical center in castro valley. that delta medical center in antioch mills peninsula center in burlingame and the novato community hospital. the strike is scheduled to begin at 7 in the morning next monday. april, the 18th, it will. and just before 7, the next morning, nurses and healthcare workers are demanding safe staffing and health and safety protections. >> more and more americans are opting for a simpler life in the country. in the wake of the new one poll study found that 69% of people say they prefer to live in rural areas where it's more peaceful, less stressful. nearly 20% of the people surveyed relocated from a major city since the pandemic began. meanwhile, another poll shows most of us think the pandemic is no longer a serious crisis. the axios poll shows almost 3 out of 4 americans now think the pandemic is a problem but manageable just 9% of people in the u.s. survey described the pandemic as a serious crisis. >> new tonight at 10 new york lieu

you have center hospital in santa rosa solano medical center in vallejo, tracy community hospital, both center campuses in san francisco. the santa cruz vna even medical center in castro valley, delta medical center in antioch mills peninsula center in burlingame and novato community hospital. the strike is scheduled to begin at 7 o'clock in the morning next monday. april 18th and last for 24 hours, nurses and healthcare workers are demanding safe staffing and health and safety protections. scientists at johns hopkins university say that artificial intelligence-based technology can predict if and when. >> someone will suffer a potentially fatal heart attack. the scientists say that the technology can predict significantly more accurately. then a doctor when a patient could die of cardiac arrest, sudden heart attacks account for as many as 20% of all deaths worldwide. some less than good news on the a% health front tonight has a new study says life expectancy in the u.s. dropped last year. of course, that was heavily impacted by the spread of covid-19 various surges that we saw over the

produced, the cars of the russian military police and the ukrainian ambulance were entering the medical center of the city of gorodny, having learned that the russian military start to evacuate civilians, without hesitation for a minute, men in a dark blue jacket decide to help. the negotiator on the part of the city administration , his task is to make sure that the settlement where they will now begin to transport, who have been hiding for 2 weeks in the basement of the old women and children of the security of the world. well, yes, the moment that we discussed is deciding time is very little precious, every minute is not only because almost three hundred ukrainian civilians simply cannot stay in a dirty and damp basement, according to our intelligence the nationalists have figured out the coordinates where the civilian population is hiding and are preparing to deliver a massive missile attack on the building people are lining up to compile lists next to a column of civilian vehicles, white ribbons are tied on their sleeves, there will not be enough seats for everyone in military armored veh

then i don’t understand anything, i didn’t tell him at the medical center the iron protection of the’s anonymity. well , listen, i know what's going on. i just believe. i want to believe that this is actually some kind of coincidence. he is good, he just has difficult moments too. if this continues, in the same spirit, i will tell him myself. it just had to be done right away, as so many lies piled up, it's so small, calm down. igor doesn't know. that 's all i wanted to hear from you. i don't interfere. it's great, boys, banks, please close, yes, in the know, thank you, darling. this is for you well, well, so i propose to drink, let's take away all over the world about the wonderful toast igor now. i am outsiders of the world. to you now guys, we are together god knows. how much time they helped each other out in different situations , they could always tell each other everything. well, for now . next it is, of course, an illusion that a soulful striptease even in front of best friends, firstly, all the same, everyone shows non -cellulite places, secondly. after all, we are here. and

kora, intereventually nephrologist at the bluff medical center following education at the armed forces medical college in puna, india, dr. kora came to the united states in 2003 to undergo graduate medical education and nephrology at pen state, center of medicine, the only nephrologist serving his community in missouri, served under the category of, quote, alien of extraordinary ability. despite the freedom of movement his green card afforded, dr. kora chosen to remain in paplor bluff in the under served area to treat his patients. we also welcome kristen harris, principle of immigration law, ms. harris advises healthcare entities across the united states of immigration including sponsorship of physicians, researchers, allied healthcare professionals and technical professionals, as well as e-verify and i-9 compliance, additionally, ms. harris works with the american medical association, american association of medical colleges and educational commission for foreign medical graduates which is based in philadelphia on immigration physician issues. she received bachelors degree from meryl

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he is a -- at the poplar bluff medical center. following his medical education at the armed forces medical college in india, dr. kura came to the united states in 2003 to undergo graduate medical education and internal medicine and neurology at penn state, -- college of medicine. dr. kura is the only neurologist serving the small town in missouri. in 2021, dr. kura received his green card under the ev1 category under quote, alien of extraordinary capability. despite his green card, dr. kura has chosen to remain in poplar bluff and in medically underserved areas to treat his patients. we also welcome kristen harris, president of immigration law llc. having practice immigration law for the past 15 years, she advises health care immigrants -- including sponsorship of physicians researchers, allied health care professionals and technical professionals as well as verify and i noncompliance. additionally, miss harris worked with the american medical association, the american association of medical colleges and the educational commission

small stone, at the end of the surgical room is similar to the operating room of the leading medical centersch capabilities. we will most likely expand to other outpatient facilities. that is, here, even for infusion , it is awesome, in fact, about the same thing. it can be said about the entire space of this opportunity. very soon, the standard moscow polyclinics olga meshcheryakova maxim gabrieltsev, or else ignatov to lead. in the meantime, a large-scale project for proactive dispensary observation is being launched in moscow, anastasia rakova, the mayor of the capital, spoke about this today, this is a new approach to managing patients with chronic diseases such as diabetes mellitus and cardiovascular pathologies. risk group. what research they need to conduct from what frequency to monitor the patient's well-being will help and a special program that will appear in the emias system with its help, users will be able to independently enter data on the current state of their health. while the experiment is planned to be implemented on the basis of two clinics, but later the project will be

a good medical center and they communicate with the staff there and they understand how everything ishought out. what kind of professionals are working there and at the same time addressing. here, uh, in the link of the polyclinic, where the compulsory health insurance is primary, we understand that it’s like medicine is there, and here its likeness. there is clearly some kind of glitch here. you are talking about reform there for 2-3 years. this is a glitch, it will be corrected and skewed. the fact is that primary medicine is the basis of all health care and it is a great regret. today, this is the weakest link in our country both in terms of personnel and in terms of equipment, which without a strong primary link, all other levels in the form of professors of excellent clinics with modern medical care will not work when this imbalance is eliminated or at least we begin to straighten it out. i hope that when we adequately finance healthcare, while we finance it, only the state finances only half of its needs, when naturally our medical workers will receive adequate wages. well, when

targeting medical center there's and similar seems to be happening here right now in ukraine. >> yeaharen't they? thank you so much, john. we will see you again at the top of the hour. >>> and still to come, finding safety in shelter in an office building. up next, we will hear how one company in poland opened their doors to ukrainian refugees. we're back with that in just a moment. with the farmer's dog you can see the pieces of turkey. it smells like actual food. as he's aged, he's still quite e energetic and youthful. i really attribute that to diet. get started at longlivedogs.com ♪ ♪ we believe there's an innovator in all of us. ♪ that's why we build technology that makes it possible for every business... and every person... to come to the table and do more incredible things. >>> more than 7.1 million people have been internally displaced in ukraine as they were forced to flee their homes amid russia's brutal invasion. that's a 10% increase since the first survey by the international organization for migration three weeks ago. more than 50% of displaced households have children,

craig spencer, director of global health at columbia medical center. dr.pencer, it's a pleasure to have you here. i understand you guys got stuck in the middle of a round trip with the rules changing in the middle. >> thank you, rachel. >> more news. stay with us. more news stay with us (woman) oh. oh! hi there. you're jonathan, right? the 995 plan! yes, from colonial penn. your 995 plan fits my budget just right. excuse me? aren't you jonathan from tv, that 995 plan? yes, from colonial penn. i love your lifetime rate lock. that's what sold me. she thinks you're jonathan, with the 995 plan. -are you? -yes, from colonial penn. we were concerned we couldn't get coverage, but it was easy with the 995 plan. -thank you. -you're welcome. i'm jonathan for colonial penn life insurance company. this guaranteed acceptance whole life insurance plan is our #1 most popular plan. it's loaded with guarantees. if you're age 50 to 85, $9.95 a month buys whole life insurance with guaranteed acceptance. you cannot be turned down for any health reason. there are no health que

they often go to some good medical centers, where they communicate with the staff.rstand how everything is, and thought out. what specialists work there and at the same time, addressing, here, to the link of the polyclinic, where compulsory medical insurance is primary primary, we understand that, as if, uh, there is medicine, and here its likeness, here there is clearly some kind of failure. you are talking about reform there for 2-3 years. it is this failure that will be corrected or skewed. the fact is that primary medicine is the basis of all health care and much to our regret. today, we have this weakest link both in terms of personnel and in terms of equipment, corresponding without a strong primary link to all other levels in the form of professors of excellent clinics modern medical care will not work when we eliminate this imbalance, or at least begin to straighten it. i hope that when we adequately finance health care, while we finance it with only the state, we finance only half of its needs, when, naturally, our medical workers will receive adequate wage

in the state of maine anthem is no longer going to be accepted at maine medical center. consequently, that is where i would go if i had an issue. apparently they are going to cover you if you get into an accident. it is quite confusing. anthem has not reached out to any of their customers. it is on the news, but it is up in the air -- i don't know. it is a mess. host: dr. pearl, i wonder what you think? guest: it is so hard to sort out the broken system of american health care. it varies from state to state. i cannot tell what is going on in her situation. she should have through the aca coverage based on her income, how much is subsidized. as joel said, one of the biggest challenges is that americans cannot afford to purchase health care, and the program that has been put in that is an insurance program is going to make them responsible for the cost, which in the united states averages over $12,000 a year. that is not affordable for the typical person earning $50,000 a year. we might be caught in those crosswinds. i don't know if it would be better if she tried to get t

in short, i worked, and still work, in a large medical center and i was an assistant to the chief physiciand medical workers from other medical institutions came to see him. and as it turned out. workers came here who were from this maternity hospital. uh-huh, and i even became friends with some of them. and when i began to communicate with them, i found out that among them there was the main one that happened in the maternity hospital. she burst into tears and said, no, this can't be. this is categorical. it can't be, and then she asked a single question. and when did you give birth child, she cried, i said yes, then she should have been registered, she answered after this situation. i seemed to have even more hope that my child might be alive, then i went to the priest and also asked. how can i pray to such a child? i don’t know whether he is alive or not, father, she said that with the lord god we are all alive and therefore i think that maybe we are his heart. feels like she's alive somewhere. i really believe that your heart does not deceive you, neither you nor you marin, but we will

health care, active district centers are being built to support primary health care, but large medical centersre also being built, so on the occasion of the centenary of the republic, we are now commissioning the largest cardiological center in the far east, equipped with the most modern technology, medical may, i am proud that we have such a center. well, a separate issue, of course, is the transport infrastructure for hiring about it. can also talk too much for a short time. e roads for yakutia, they are certainly extremely important. e, in the federal road, now e is being built at a very fast pace, at a fast pace, at a record pace, regional roads are being built within. here's the national project last year we led them and 240 km of action 40 km. this year, they have already swung at an area of ​​​​260,270 according to the results. i hope it will be. well, of course, one of our main problems and main tasks at the same time, yes, is the construction of the lensky bridge, because of course. this is a huge transport system that is built without this final puzzle of the lensky bridge. it does n

. >> reporter: chris miller is er nurse at ohio north medical center, he said the pandemic created extremely tough obstacles, surge after surge. >> it is really difficult because historically you would come to work and you need he signed up for a stressful job but you can leave that at work. now with the pandemic, it is everywhere. to try to combat the stress, anxiety, depression, and burnout healthcare workers have been facing, researchers at ohio university created and tested tranquil virtual reality experience, immersing employees in nature. the three minute, 360 degrees experience takes them into a lush green forest. birds chirping, leaves rustling in the wind. >> it is a moment of respite in very chaotic and overwhelming situation. it gives you the opportunity to get away, escaping the nature and we know the health benefits of being in nature. wins dr. elizabeth beverly led the study. >> brief accessible intervention, very low-cost, it works for anyone on the unit and we were able to reduce stress. we also found the difference with a big difference. >> reporter: dvr experience very impa

. >> we are just across the street from regional medical center in san jose. this is 12 minutes away from where that baby was reported missing. she saw that van and recognized it based on the description. she was too shaken up to speak on camera but her boss says she is very happy to have had some kind of role in the resolution of this 20 hour search. >> it was just after one on monday afternoon. police say the baby was taken from the san jose apartment by a man who was seen walking with the baby carrier. that led to a massive search for the baby that led to the fbi. the response -- three suspects have led to this nursing home. >> what transpired this morning was one of my employees that works here felt a little bit suspicious and saw something out of character. >> she saw this man, a silver 2011 nissan quest. california patrol tweeted out a description and license of the van. it is unknown why they have had this breakdown in communication. this is what led that employee did notice the van. she was there just after she called police. >> she saw something was a

he's the director of global health and emergency medicine at columbia university irving medical centery. he's also a doctor with personal experience with scary contagious diseases. he was the first person new york city to be diagnosed with ebola. back in 2014 after he returned from treating ebola patients in africa. with the covid pandemic new york city hit in march 2020, doctor spencer was on the frontlines fighting patients at the very worst of that time. doctor spencer it's a real pleasure to have you back on the show, thanks for making time to be here this night. >> thank you for having me back on, it's a pleasure. >> so it seems to me that there are two things to think about in terms of this judges ruling. one is just the practical question. people may be watching you right now with your experience as a specialist in this feel, as a practicing physician in new york. is it a good idea to wear a mask on the train? on the subway, on an airplane, even if i'm no longer required? but also what's your view on this challenge to the cdc's authority to federal like this in place at all? >>

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louis hospital, and valley medical center. >>> well, this is earth week, and when it comes to our changing climate, bigger and more frequent wildfires are something all of us in california have to learn to live with. and that means everyone regardless of age. we share the story of one woman looking to get the mess am out to the youngest among us. >> reporter: missy nightly spent most of her life thinking she was an ocean person. living close to the beach always her goal. but in 2016, she loved to the santa cruz mountains and realized she wasn't who she thought she was. >> my whole life really until i moved here, i thought i was an ocean person. this is my view in the morning. what better view could you have? >> reporter: but the fact that she loved mountain life as much as she did wasn't her only surprise. the other one came a few years later. >> september 2020. that's when it hit me. >> reporter: september 2020 you may recall is when a complex of wildfires ripped through the bay area decimating communities just like hers. missy and many of her neighbors have been scrambling since to learn

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san ramon regional medical center is raising awareness. joining me now, to talk about this really important story. really what it comes down to is a families worst moment in an emergency room or wherever they are getting this horrible news. it makes sense we make the decision to donate organs and tissue in advance, does it not? >> absolutely, for that very reason. making that decision at the moment where families are struggling with the tragic loss and grief is not the right time. being able to designate our desire to be organ and tissue donors is very important. sharing and spreading awareness about registering to be an organ donor is important, because it literally saves lives. >> it literally saves lives. i have been confronted with this myself, with someone close to me. i'm glad we made the decision. wonderful to get the letter saying this donation restored eyesight. save the child's life. these are the stories that come out of organ donation during this month. what is the impact and the need, because it might not just be one person yo

i am proud of the most modern state of the art medical technology that we have such a center.separate issue, of course, is the transport infrastructure for hiring about it. can also talk too much for a short time. on the road for yakutia, they are certainly extremely important. e, in the federal road, now e is being built at a very fast pace, at a fast pace, at a record pace, regional roads are being built within. here's the national project last year we led them and 240 km of action 40 km. this year, they have already swung at almost 260,270 i hope there will be, but i, of course, one of our main problems and main tasks at the same time, yes, this is the construction of the lensky bridge, because, of course, this is a huge transport system that was built without this final puzzle of the lensky bridge. it does not work, the topic is really voluminous from the social and transport infrastructure. at least a little to go to the industry. yakutia has always been considered both a raw materials and an industrial region, how do regional authorities regard this and it is clear that

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can correct a person’s condition, prevent diseases or even treat them, the director of such a medical center and foot, and also fingers and toes pass. the so -called energy meridians in the center of the middle finger runs the meridian of the gallbladder. pain in the gallbladder area may increase, and if the patient constantly wears some kind of cold ring, e, sand pebbles may form on this finger. well, uh, migraine headaches are often associated with wearing exactly this, kolechka, evidence-based medicine, such an argumentation is not recognized by the candidate of biological sciences, a physiologist, sergey savelyev says that in none of the normally staged experiments energy invisible connection between the organs was not found only the nervous system. this is pure , so to speak, about fanation, since there is no such connection and it is impossible to influence the organs through the hands in this way, the intestines are drawn here. well, what kind of idiocy we have, if you shake out the entire nervous system from the intestines, then it seems larger than our brain. and some weirdo wants t

it seems to me that this is why each of us can help in his place and in the vostoshev medical center,e of the doctor who came from moscow brought with him an apparatus for checking the reability of the heart rhythm. it is used , among other things, in preparation for the flight to the orbit, our body acts in the following way, that is, to sit down the autonomic nervous system, which consists of two departments. one part stimulates everything, the other part skips everything, slows it down, this is a horse. unicorn, why no horn? it already seems that the doctor is waiting for you, you are afraid of the doctor , the doctor, first i will examine the hands and feet of many refugee children for allergies, then i listened, the lung measured the saturation and connected it to the test apparatus resilience of the heart rate. bogdan is absolutely healthy. he was prescribed only vitamins, all the medicines that people prescribe here are free of charge, they are also provided with everything necessary for children . they are fed well. uh, diapers provide everything to the child, everything suits

the girl was airlifted to a local medical center and is now in stable condition in the east. city leaders say staffing levels for the richmond police department are at an all-time low. >> department is struggling to try to fill vacant positions and recruit officers and that's resulting in excessive overtime for the current officers kron. 4 sleep to call reports. >> on at least 6 separate occasions last week, one or more richmond police officers were forced to work overtime to cover an entire additional shift because of low staffing. officer benjamin theriault was one of them. it becoming par for the course. unfortunately for myself and my members, i myself have over an additional 6 hours from. >> i don't have power shift from sunday to monday. so i socially work from 6, 30 at night. about a 12. the on monday morning. is president of the richmond police officers association are and he's running for contra costa county sheriff. >> he says officers are being overworked and it's impacting service, especially for property crimes. and there's no >> suspect that we have in custody.

platform for personal treatment and health management is already operating in several russian medical centershe opportunity not just to control management. we get the opportunity to carefully care for the health of people who are at home during the rehabilitation period. it does not matter that a person simply received a medical service in a hospital. from this person. not yet had time to recover is very important after the rehabilitation period. and here doctors have an opportunity objectively monitor what is happening and remotely. guide for each of the patients who walked out the door of the hospital and in a normal situation ceased to exist for the healthcare system, because you need to call him. yes, of course , this process is underway, but for the most part, the introduction of this system allows solving a lot of issues related, including those related to the social sphere, when a person, each patient feels cared for by healthcare structures, studies show the more often the patient communicates with the doctor, the higher his adherence to therapy becomes, that is, working in a team wit

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interventions, this year, as part of the national healthcare project , another large oncology medical centerwill be commissioned in the region. sir, we are confident that it will be done, also at the same good level, because this cardio center has set us very high standards in terms of its functionality. the center has already been recognized as a flagship in the far east and one of the leading institutions in the country evgeniy zaborovsky. vasily solovyov news, yakutia philip kirkorov 55 sent a congratulatory telegram to the people's artist of russia vladimir putin in honor of the anniversary kirkorov gives a series of gala concerts. the first in st. petersburg, from where the star career of the singer began, composer composer producer oleg pakshin, and preparations for the anniversary tour. you can’t find an extra ticket here fans of philip kirkorov sold out everything long ago before the anniversary. we love him very much for 30 years. hooray four sold out in the kremlin and three more in the st. petersburg concert hall oktyabrsky from which the artists began to celebrate their 55th anni

center. colonel adam newell, adam jay newell, chief of medical readiness, air force medical rigidly -- captain -- public health center. on who's the second panel of will receive the testimony of the first panel. again, thank you for being here today. just for senator tillis benefit i told him how wonderful you are with the opening of my remarks. >> could you please repeat that? and i'm sorry i'm running late, i went ahead and voted so i figure we could tech team and not disrupt the hearing. but thank you all for being here, senator gillibrand, thank you for holding your hearing on the advocacy work that i'm well aware of and veterans affairs, we need to continue. to work on, i work on the subject for a long time when i first came to the senate, i was involved with trying to get the presumptions in place for camp -- toxic exposures down there. unfortunately after a lot of back and forth with the va, we were successful but we have more work to do. i'm happy that the veterans affairs committee has unanimously reported out a bill on top successes, we're going to continue to work in the va committe

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