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Press releases from: August 2016

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Alexander: “Mother May I?” Era in K-12 Education Ends Today

Press releases from: July 2016

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Alexander: FDA is Exactly Right to Keep Your Fitbit, Weight Watchers App Free of Government Red Tape
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Alexander: New Law Gives Tennessee Boost on Front Lines of Opioid Epidemic
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Tennessee Gets Federal Boost to Fight Opioid Epidemic
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Alexander: Senate Democrats Block $1.1 Billion to Help Save Babies from Zika-Related Birth Defects
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Alexander: The 4 Areas of Proposed Accountability Regulation Most in Need of Overhaul
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Senate GOP Labor Committee Leaders Introduce Resolutions to Block Administration Attack on Bipartisan Workplace Wellness Programs
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Alexander: Bill Headed to President’s Desk “Will Give Substantial Boost to Those Fighting on Front Lines of Opioid Epidemic”
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Thune Leads Senate REBOOT Members in Introducing Legislation to Improve Meaningful Use Program
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Alexander: “Senate Should Finish Its Work on 21st Century Cures in September”
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The 74 74 Interview: Senator Lamar Alexander on Keeping ESSA From Becoming The Next Obamacare
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Alexander: House Passage of Conference Report “Puts Us One Step Closer to Providing a Substantial Boost to Those Fighting on Front Lines of Opioid Epidemic”
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Alexander Votes to Establish a National Standard for Informing Consumers about Bioengineered Food
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Alexander: NIH Announcement Puts Vanderbilt “Front and Center in President’s Precision Medicine Initiative”
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Alexander Urges Nation’s 3.4 Million Teachers to Say: “Mr. Secretary, Keep Your Hands off My Classroom”
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House-Senate Opioid Conference Report Finalized
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Alexander Urges Senate, House, and White House to Support Opioid Conference Report, Provide “Substantial Boost to Those Fighting on Front Lines of Opioid Epidemic”
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Johnson, Mooney and Alexander Praise Administration Plan to Remove Pain Management Measures from Medicare Payment Calculations
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Alexander: Obama Administration Takes "East Tennessee Common Sense Advice," Will Remove Pain Management Questions from Medicare Payment Calculations
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Alexander: Opioid Abuse Kills More Tennesseans Than Car Accidents or Gunshots