CNN Anderson Cooper 360 May 4, 2012
it in a way that doesn't pit students against women. keeping them honest though, it doesn't. what the house bill does do is zero out a billion dollar portion of new health care law devoted to preventative medicine. money for smoking prevention, hiv screening, nutrition programs, hospital infection control, immunization, money to hire new doctors. but nothing in the fund for mammograms or pap smears or specific women's health issues with the exception of $7 million for breast-feeding. now, the obama administration wants to include breast and cervical cancer programs in next year's pre...