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Otis Bowen, Secretary of Health and Human Services, gave remarks about family support and different aid options available to those families.

Secretary of Health and Human Services Otis Bowen delivered the annual survey results of drug use by young Americans to the press corps. Secretary Bowen noted the fact there had been a signi…

The Senate Governmental Affairs Committee began a series of hearings on the causes and consequences of alcohol abuse and alcoholism in the U.S., focusing on state and federal programs that c…

The news conference covered AIDS education and prevention with a question period with individuals who had contracted HIV and developed AIDS.

Dr. Otis Bowen, Secretary of The Department of Health and Human Services held a briefing on the National Practioner Data Bank.

Interview with Secretary of Health and Human Services under the Reagan administration, Otis Bowen. Mr. Bowen spoke about his experience as HHS Secretary.

In this speech at the Retiree Health Benefits Conf., Dr. Bowen addresses the topic of forging long-term solutions to provide quality health-care to retired people, without financially breaki…

Health and Human Services Secretary Otis Bowen and others briefed reporters about infant mortality rates.

The Senate Appropriations, Labor, Health and Human Services Subcommittee talked about the Health and Human Services FY '89 budget.

Health and Human Services Secretary Dr. Otis Bowen and other speakers discussed medical liability for pediatricians. Note: There is a short break during the program.

The Department of Health and Human Services held a news conference on pediatric AIDS.

Officials from the Department of Health & Human Services, Justice, & Defense discussed the use of unused military facilities as drug treatment facilities.

Panelists discussed substance abuse issues in higher education. They answered audience questions. Secretary Otis Bowen talked about substance abuse. There is a short break during the progra…

The National Commission to Prevent Infant Mortality held a summit titled “A Historic Day for Children” participants included former secretary’s of Health, Education, and Welfare.