House · Committee on Energy and Commerce
Treatment access, prevention and financing of behavioral healthcare.
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Mental Health & Addiction
Treatment access, prevention and financing of behavioral healthcare.
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Health → Mental (CAP 333)
Health → Drug and Alcohol Abuse (CAP 342)
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mental health · opioids · treatment · suicide
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Senate · Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions
Treatment access, prevention and financing of behavioral healthcare.
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Treatment access, prevention and financing of behavioral healthcare.
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Catherine Cortez Masto
Committee on Finance
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