House Appropriations Chairman Supports Zika Funding Bill
House Appropriations Chairman Hal Rogers of Kentucky opens a Wednesday night floor debate on the Zika Response Appropriations Act. Rogers says that a response must be urgent, direct and strategic, targeting at preventing the further spread of this disease. Rogers says that he is proud of providing this funding in a responsible way, taking funds available for health programs targeted at prenatal care, delivery and newborn health assessments and care for infants with special needs related to Zika.
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