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Here is a quick rundown of major issues being discussed by policymakers from an endocrine perspective and the Society’s current advocacy work. What is Happening in Washington Senate Passes NIH Funding Measure With $2 Billion Increase for NIH – On Thursday, August 23, the US Senate passed the Labor-HHS/Defense combined FY 2019 funding bill (HR...
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Here is a quick rundown of major issues being discussed by policymakers from an endocrine perspective and the Society’s current advocacy work. What is Happening in Washington And now for some news not involving Omarosa: The Federal Budget may not sound sexy, but it is about to return to be the focus in Washington The U.S....
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Here is a quick rundown of major issues being discussed by policymakers from an endocrine perspective and the Society’s current advocacy work. What Is Happening in Washington Senate Prepares to Vote on Health Spending – Senators this week are enjoying a recess break. They will return on Aug. 15 and are expected to begin consideration...
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Here is a quick rundown of major issues being discussed by policymakers from an endocrine perspective and the Society’s current advocacy work. What’s Happening in Washington? Capitol Hill just got a little quieter. The House of Representatives is on a month-long recess. The Senate just left town at the end of this week for a...
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Here is a quick rundown of major issues being discussed by policymakers from an endocrine perspective and the Society’s current advocacy work. NIH Funding – The U.S. Senate is now planning to combine the Labor-HHS-Education and the Defense appropriations bills into a package and vote on it on or around Aug. 13. Combining the two bills...
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As regulators in the European Union continue to implement criteria for the identification of endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) in the context of biocides and pesticides laws, the Endocrine Society is staying engaged to provide advice and guidance to policymakers on this important subject. On May 24, Pavel Poc, Member of the European Parliament, hosted a briefing...
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Springtime in Washington, D.C., always includes cherry blossoms; bus loads of tourists visiting the national monuments, memorials, and museums; and groups who come to Capitol Hill to advocate on issues Congress is considering. The Endocrine Society is no exception. On May 10, we brought a diverse group of members who conduct research to Washington for...
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Six months late and after five temporary stopgap continuing resolutions and two brief partial government shutdowns, the FY 2018 appropriations process is finally completed. After multiple delays, Congressional negotiators released a $1.3 trillion spending bill March 22 as the clock ticked closer to a March 24 shutdown deadline. Leaders originally planned to release the details...
