Women in the Constitution
Justice O’Connor examines the progress women have made in getting equality under the Constitution. She also provides insight…
The subcommittee heard testimony from doctors, administrators and cancer patients on the federal government’s role in breast cancer… read more
The subcommittee heard testimony from doctors, administrators and cancer patients on the federal government’s role in breast cancer research and prevention. Issues raised in the hearing included breast cancer research trials and federal cancer research funding. Officials of the National Institutes of Health defended a breast cancer research study against allegations that women participants were not adequately warned of the risks of the drug tamoxifen used in the trial. close
Justice O’Connor examines the progress women have made in getting equality under the Constitution. She also provides insight…
The president and first lady held a ceremony to honor breast cancer survivors and the group of women who will participate in…
Telephone lines were opened for viewer comments. A video clip was shown from the March 15 C-SPAN show, “After Words,”…
President Bush signed H.R. 1132, The National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program Reauthorization Act.…