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December

December 31, 2001
• HHS In 2001: A Year of Achievements
December 28, 2001
• Thompson Approves Demos to Expand Safety-Net Patients' Access to Prescription Drugs and Pharmacy Services, Lower Drug Prices
December 26, 2001
• HHS Appoints 27 to Advisory Committee on Regulatory Reform
December 21, 2001
• HHS Approves Florida Plan of Comprehensive Services for Elderly
December 20, 2001
• Statement by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson Regarding the Fiscal Year 2002 Labor, HHS, and Education Appropriations
• Statement by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson Regarding National Homeless Persons' Memorial Day
December 19, 2001
• Maryland State Senator Christopher McCabe to Head HHS Office of Intergovernmental Affairs
• 2001 Monitoring the Future Survey Released
December 18, 2001
• Statement by the Department of Health and Human Services Regarding Additional Options for Preventive Treatment For Those Exposed to Inhalational Anthrax [En Español]
December 13, 2001
• HHS Applauds House on Passage of Food Safety Measures
• Overweight and Obesity Threaten U.S. Health Gains
December 12, 2001
• HHS Approves Arizona Plan to Expand Health Coverage
December 6, 2001
• Andrew von Eschenbach Named Director of the National Cancer Institute
• HHS Accelerates Bioterrorism Research
• HHS Approves A New State Plan To Insure Women With Breast and Cervical Cancer

November 30, 2001
• Statement by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson Regarding Release of Harvard BSE Risk Assessment
• Clancy Named Executive Director of National Bioethics Council
• Statement by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson Regarding World AIDS Day
November 28, 2001
• HHS Awards $428 Million Contract to Produce Smallpox Vaccine
November 21, 2001
• Statement by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson Regarding FDA Approval of New Drug to Treat Sepsis
November 20, 2001
• HHS Proposes Changes to Further Limit Medicaid Loophole
November 19, 2001
• HHS Awards Nearly $35 Million In Emergency Grants to Health Care Providers
• HHS to Provide Nursing Home Quality Information to Increase Safety and Quality in Nursing Homes
• HHS, ABC Radio Networks to Launch Education Campaign to Close African-American Health Gap [En Español]
• HHS Fact Sheet--"Closing the Health Gap"
November 16, 2001
• Statement by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson Regarding Remaining Smallpox Repositories
• HHS Announces Adoption Excellence Awards
• HHS Fact Sheet--HHS on the Forefront of Autism Research
November 15, 2001
• HHS Approves Arizona KidsCare Changes to Speed Up Enrollment, Improve Benefits
November 14, 2001
• HHS Sends Experts to New York City to Assist in Crash Aftermath
• Statement by HHS Secretary Tommy G.Thompson Regarding The Great American Smokeout
• Statement by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson Regarding World Diabetes Day
November 7, 2001
• Secretary Thompson Joins Health Ministers in 'Ottawa Plan'
• HHS Releases Evaluation of Welfare to Work Strategies
November 5, 2001
• Carolyn L. Oakley Named HHS Regional Representative for Seattle Area
November 1, 2001
• HHS Awards $10 Million in Emergency Grants to New York, New Jersey Community Health Centers
• Secretary Thompson Names Henderson to Head Office of Public Health Preparedness

October 30, 2001
• Statement by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson Regarding the Model Emergency Health Powers Act
October 29, 2001
• HHS Releases Additional $20 Million in Emergency Grants to States for Mental Health Services Following Attacks
October 24, 2001
• Presidential Task Force on Children's Environmental Health and Safety Meets
• HHS, Bayer Agree to Cipro Purchase
October 23, 2001
• Secretary Thompson Testifies on HHS Readiness and Role in Vaccine Research and Development
October 19, 2001
• HHS Approves 13 New State Plans to Extend Medicaid Coverage to Women with Breast, Cervical Cancer
• HHS Announces Medicare Premium and Deductible Rates for 2002
October 17, 2001
• Additional $1.5 Billion Proposed to Combat Bioterrorism
October 15, 2001
• Linda Penn Named HHS Regional Representative for Dallas Region
• HHS Awards First-Ever Grants to Promote Adoption Awareness
• Gary L. Gurian Named HHS Regional Representative for Philadelphia Region
• HHS to Fund UT-San Antonio Research on Access to Care, Workforce Issues Along U.S.-Mexico Border
October 11, 2001
• HHS Announces $50 Million Investment to Improve Patient Safety
October 10, 2001
• U.S. and U.K. Sign Agreements to Collaborate on Health Care Quality and Fighting Bioterrorism
• Questions and Answers About Anthrax Prevention and Treatment     [En Español]
• Life Expectancy Hits New High in 2000; Mortality Declines for Several Leading Causes of Death
October 9, 2001
• HHS Clears Backlog of Medicaid State Plan Amendments
• HHS Makes $35M in Emergency Funds Available to Entities that Suffered Losses from September Attacks
October 7, 2001
• CDC Press Release: Update: Public Health Message Regarding Florida Anthrax Case
October 5, 2001
• HHS Awards $42.1 Million for Substance Abuse Treatment
• HHS Approves Mississippi Plan to Speed Up SCHIP Enrollment
• HHS Seeks Public Comment on Rules to Assist Compensation of Nuclear Workers for Job-Related Cancers
October 4, 2001
• Public Health Message Regarding Anthrax Case
• HHS Report Shows Drug Use Rates Stable, Youth Tobacco Use Declines
• New HHS Assistant Secretary for Administration and Management is Named
October 3, 2001
• Remarks by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson at Press Conference Launching Prescription Drug Discount Card
• Secretary Thompson Testifies on Bioterrorism Preparedness
• HHS Awards $10 Million for Child Traumatic Stress Initiative
• HHS Provides New Aid to Cities for Disaster Preparedness
October 2, 2001
• HHS Grants Will Expand Study of Strategies to Increase Organ and Tissue Donation
• HHS Announces Release of $1.3 Million in Relief Funds to Older Americans Impacted by September 11 Disaster
October 1, 2001
• Richard Klausner Leaves National Cancer Institute; Secretary Thompson Names Alan Rabson Acting Director
• HHS Awards Four New Model Community Health Centers to Improve Women's Health
• HHS Announces First Wave of Emergency Fund Grants for Disaster-Related Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services
• HHS Announces New Grants to Support Family Caregivers

September 28, 2001
• Statement by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson Regarding Census Bureau's Latest Statistics on the Uninsured
• HHS Announces State Plan for $23.7 Million in Relief Funds for Disaster-Impacted Social Services
• HHS Awards $27 Million for Youth Anti-Drug Programs in Eight States, Puerto Rico
• HHS Awards $27.4 Million to Address Emerging Nursing Shortage: Grants Awarded to 82 Colleges, Universities, Other Organizations
• HHS Launches Healthfinder® Español to Provide Spanish-Speaking Consumers with Easy Access to Reliable Health Information   [En Español]
• HHS Helps People with Disabilities Live in the Community, Awards Major Grants
• HHS Awards Funds to Promote Child Support Improvements
September 27, 2001
• HHS Launches Project to Integrate Medicare Accounting Systems
September 25, 2001
• HHS Awards Native American Elders Caregiver Grants
• HHS'New York Regional Office Reopens Following Attacks
September 24, 2001
• Deborah Konopko Named HHS Regional Representative for New York Region
September 21, 2001
• HHS Emergency Response: Summary Report, Sept. 21
• HHS Announces $126 Million in Relief Funds for Disaster-Impacted Health and Social Services
• HHS Awards $75 Million in Bonuses to States Achieving Largest Reductions in Out-of-Wedlock Births   [En Español]
September 20, 2001
• HHS Emergency Response: Summary Report, Sept. 20
• HHS Widens Emergency Response by Providing Special Messaging to Broadcasters and the Media
September 19, 2001
• HHS Emergency Response: Summary Report, Sept. 19 -- Department Offers Expedited Health Care Coverage for Low-Income New Yorkers
• National Disaster Medical System Delivers Veterinarians to Care for Search and Rescue Dogs in New York
September 18, 2001
• HHS Emergency Response: Summary Report, Sept. 18
• HHS Enhances Web Page as Easier-to-Use Resource on Disaster Information
• HHS Approves Florida Medicaid Drug Rebate Program
September 17, 2001
• HHS Emergency Response: Summary Report, Sept. 17
• HHS Provides Medical Teams, Other Relief to Assist Rescue, Recovery Workers at Attack Sites
• Josh Valdez Appointed to HHS Regional Representative Post
September 16, 2001
• HHS Fact Sheets on Dust, Debris and Asbestos Available
  • Asbestos
  • Dust and Debris
September 15, 2001
• Grief and Emotional Response Advice
• Victim Identification and Respectful Disposition of Remains
September 14, 2001
• HHS Sends 35 Members of Centers for Disease Control and Prevention EIS Team to NYC
• HHS Gets Emergency Help to Pennsylvania
September 13, 2001
• HHS Emergency Response: Summary Report, Sept. 13
• Emergency Phone Number for Medicare and Medicaid Beneficiaries, Child Health Plus Members Whose Normal Medical Needs Have Been Interrupted by the Tragedy
• HHS Releases Immediate Grants for Child Care, Elderly and Mental Health Funds to Assist New York
• HHS Initiates Immediate and Long-Term Steps to Address Emotional and Mental Health Consequences of Terrorist Air Attacks
September 12, 2001
• Remarks by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson at Press Conference Announcing HHS Emergency Response
• HHS Emergency Response: Mid-Day Report
September 11, 2001
• HHS Sends Emergency Medical Supplies to New York City in First-Ever Use of National Pharmaceutical Stockpile     [En Español]
• Emergency Response: Disaster Medical Assistance Teams (DMATs) and Disaster Mortuary Operational Response Team (DMORT)?
• HHS Dispatches Initial Emergency Personnel and Supplies (Updates A.M. Press Release) [En Español]
• NIH Blood Bank to Accept Blood Donations for New York City, Pentagon Emergencies [En Español]
• HHS Launches Initial Medical Relief Response to New York, Pentagon Emergencies [En Español]
September 10, 2001
• HHS Issues Report on Community Health in Rural, Urban Areas
September 6, 2001
• Brian Cresta Appointed as HHS Secretary's Regional Representative
September 5, 2001
• HHS Approves New York Plan to Extend Medicaid Coverage to Include More Children Without Health Insurance
• HHS Reports Continued Decline in Welfare Reform Caseload
• HHS To Hold National Forums With State Leaders, Recipients As Early Step Toward Welfare Reform Authorization
September 4, 2001
• U.S. and Mexico to Share Vital Food Safety Information

August 27, 2001
• Statement by Tommy G. Thompson Secretary of Health and Human Services Regarding Stem Cell Lines
• HHS Approves Nine State Plans to Extend Medicaid Coverage to Women with Breast, Cervical Cancer
August 23, 2001
• HHS Launches Expanded Plan to Combat "Mad Cow Disease
August 21, 2001
• Report Shows Families Better Off Under Welfare Reform
August 20, 2001
• New Sentinel System Will Monitor U.S. Blood Supply
August 17, 2001
• HHS Announces $24.8 Million in Grants to Expand Services at Existing Community Health Centers
• HHS Launches New Web Site Dedicated to Global Health Issues
• HHS Secretary Adds New Members to Advisory Committee on Organ Transplantation
August 16, 2001
• HHS Proposes New Medicaid Managed Care Regulation to Ensure Patient Rights' Protections for Beneficiaries
• HHS Approves Minnesota Plan to Simplify Enrollment for Medicaid-Eligible American Indians to Enroll
• HHS Fact Sheet--HHS Initiative Prepares for Possible Bioterrorism Threat
August 15, 2001
• HHS Announces Grants to Expand Health Care Access
August 14, 2001
• Preventing Violence Against Women
August 10, 2001
• HHS Releases New Report from First National Survey of Assisted Living Facilities for the Elderly.
• Secretary Thompson Names Morrissey as Commissioner of the Administration on Developmental Disabilities
August 9, 2001
• Statement by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson Regarding the President's Decision on Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research
August 8, 2001
• Remarks by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson at Press Conference Announcing Results of Diabetes Prevention Program
• Diet and Exercise Dramatically Delay Type 2 Diabetes
• HHS Approves Colorado Medicaid Demonstration to Give Home-Bound Patients Greater Control of Their Care
  
August 6, 2001
• HHS Announces $53.7 Million in Grants to Improve HIV/AIDS Care for Women, Children, Youth and Families
August 4, 2001
• HHS to Give States New Options for Expanding Health Coverage
• Policy Academies Will Help States Improve Access to Services for Homeless People
• HHS Fact Sheet--State Innovation in Medicaid and SCHIP Since Jan. 22 Expands Access to Health Care Coverage for 800,000 Americans
August 3, 2001
• Statement by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson Regarding the Introduction of the Johnson-Stark Medicare Proposal
August 2, 2001
• HHS Approves Child Welfare Demonstration for Illinois

July 25, 2001
• Administration Announces Nationwide Effort to Remove Barriers to Community Living for People with Disabilities
• HHS Funds State Initiatives to Enable More Disabled Persons to Work
• HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson Announces New Initiatives for Rural Communities
• Remarks by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson at Press Conference Regarding "Fulfilling the Promise of Americans with Disabilities Act"
July 24, 2001
• New CDC Report Shows Teen Birth Rate Hits Record Low, U.S. Births Top 4 Million in 2000
• Statement by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson Regarding House Judiciary Committee's Ban on Human Cloning
July 20, 2001
• Scientific Review Panel Confirms Condoms Are Effective Against HIV/AIDS, But Epidemiological Studies Are Insufficient for Other STDs
July 19, 2001
• Statement by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson Regarding the America's Children Report
July 16, 2001
• HHS Announces New "Micro-Grant" Approach to Enlist Community Support for Health Goals
July 12, 2001
• Medicare Will Endorse Discount Programs, Giving Purchasing Power to Beneficiaries for Drug Savings
• HHS Fact Sheet--Medicare Rx Discount Card
• HHS Approves Changes in New York SCHIP Program
July 10, 2001
• Secretary Thompson Determines That Safety Problems Make Drug Reimportation Unfeasable
• HHS Names Physician to Coordinate Anti-Bioterrorism Initiative
July 6, 2001
• HHS Awards $17.1 Million in Abstinence-Only Education Grants
• HHS Issues First Guidance on New Patient Privacy Protections
• HHS Secretary Announces Help for Storm-Stricken Texas Medical Center Facilities

June 29, 2001
• Medicare to Cover Surgical Procedure for Incontinence
June 28, 2001
• HHS Announces New and Continued Grants to Expand Alzheimer's Disease Demonstration Program
• HHS Calls on Congress to Reform Medicare Contracting Rules
• HHS Approves California Plan to Extend MediCal Coverage Period
June 27, 2001
• HHS Approves Changes in Kansas SCHIP Program
• A Joint Statement by the Department of State and the Department of Health and Human Services
June 26, 2001
• Mortality Declines for Several Leading Causes of Death in 1999
June 22, 2001
• HHS Increases State Flexibility to Provide Insurance Coverage Under the State Children's Health Insurance Program
June 21, 2001
• Statement by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson Regarding Gates Foundation's Contribution
June 20, 2001
• HHS Awards Grants to States to Plan Improvements in Disability Support Systems
June 19, 2001
• HHS Announces Efforts to Implement Community-Based Alternatives for Individuals with Disabilities
• Statement by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson Regarding CDC's "Impact of Folic Acid Fortification" Report
June 18, 2001
• New HHS Initiative Will Expand Access to Prescription Drugs for Safety-Net Patients
June 15, 2001
• Ten Ways To Wish Your Dad A Healthy Father's Day
June 14, 2001
• First Steps Taken in Reforming Medicare & Medicaid Agency
• HHS Fact Sheet--The New Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services(CMS)
• Remarks by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson at Press Conference Announcing Reforming Medicare and Medicaid Agency
June 13, 2001
• HHS Approves Minnesota Plan to Insure Parents in SCHIP, Medicaid
June 12, 2001
• Statement by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson Regarding CDC's Trends in Pregnancy Rates Report
• HHS Deploys New Disaster Medical Teams to Houston
June 11, 2001
• HHS Awards $9.3 Million for Senior Medicare Patrol Projects
June 8, 2001
• HHS Launches Initiative to Reduce Regulatory Burden
June 7, 2001
• HHS Approves Benefit Enhancement in Florida SCHIP Program
• HHS Approves Changes in Louisiana SCHIP Program
• CDC Expands Global AIDS Program to the Caribbean and Latin America
June 5, 2001
• HHS Announces Second Round of Grants to Expand Health Care Access
June 4, 2001
• HHS Approves Changes in Georgia SCHIP Program
June 1, 2001
• HHS Approves Six State Plans to Insure Women with Breast and Cervical Cancer
• Duong Will Head White House Initiative on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders

May 31, 2001
• HHS Names Top Policy Expert to Strengthen Tobacco Control Efforts in Southeast Asia
May 30, 2001
• Secretary Thompson Announces Approval of Medicaid Waiver for New York State
May 21, 2001
• HHS Issues New Protections for Children in Medicaid Psychiatric Residential Treatment Centers
• Antimicrobial Resistance The Public Health Response
May 18, 2001
• Agencies Issue Plan to Simplify, Streamline Grants Programs
May 17, 2001
• Statement by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson Regarding Medicare Requirements on Anesthesia Services
May 15, 2001
• HHS Details Leading HIV/AIDS Physician to Gates Foundation
May 11, 2001
• Statement by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson Regarding HHS' Celebration of National Women's Health Week
May 10, 2001
• Remarks by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson at Press Conference Announcing Approval of Gleevec for Leukemia Treatment
May 9, 2001
• Medicaid and SCHIP Waivers: Promoting State Flexibility and Innovation
May 3, 2001
• HHS Launches Diabetes Education Program for Older Americans
• Medicare to Expedite Coverage for Lymphedema Pumps
May 1, 2001
• Statement by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson Regarding HHS' Celebration of Older Americans Month, 2001

April 27, 2001
• The First 100 Days: Department of Health and Human Services
• HHS Secretary's Office to Move to HCFA for Week
April 23, 2001
• Secretary Thompson Announces HHS Patient Safety Task Force
April 20, 2001
• HHS Funds Will Boost Survival Rates Among Rural Cardiac Arrest Victims
April 19, 2001
• HHS Approves Extension of Pennsylvania Medicaid Demonstration
April 18, 2001
• HHS Approves Extension of Colorado Medicaid Managed Mental Health Plan
April 17, 2001
• HHS Secretary Launches New Donation Initiative, Promising Long-Term Commitment and Partnerships
April 16, 2001
• Total Organ Donation Rise More Than 5 Percent; Cadaveric Donation Increases 2.7 Percent (PDF Format 23 KB)
April 12, 2001
• Statement by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson Regarding the Patient Privacy Rule
April 10, 2001
• HHS Awards $845.7 Million in Grants for HIV/AIDS Care and Medications
April 9, 2001
• Remarks by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson at FY 2002 Budget Press Conference
April 5, 2001
• Secretary Thompson Announces Florida Medicaid Changes Approved
April 4, 2001
• Special Funding Boosts Type 1 Diabetes Research
April 2, 2001
• HHS Releases New Child Abuse and Neglect Statistics

March 30, 2001
• Florida Health Official Named HCFA Deputy Administrator
• HHS Approves State Plans to Insure Women with Breast or Cervical Cancer
March 29, 2001
• HHS Approves Changes in Colorado SCHIP Program
March 27, 2001
• Remarks by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson at Women and Smoking: A Report of the Surgeon General Press Conference
• HHS Announces $11.3 Million in New Grants to Expand Health Care Access
• New Surgeon General's Report Highlights the Health Impact of Smoking Among U.S. Women and Girls
March 26, 2001
• HHS Approves Extension of Louisiana Case Management Program
March 23, 2001
• Secretary Thompson Praises Nomination of Allen
March 20, 2001
• Secretary Thompson Names Seale to Head HHS' Center for Faith-Based and Community Initiatives
March 19, 2001
• Remarks by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson at Medicare Trustees Press Conference
• Trustees Report Near-Term Gains for Hospital Fund, But Long-Term Peril for Total Medicare Program
• Secretary Thompson Meets Miss America 1999 to Discuss Fight Against Diabetes
March 16, 2001
• Statement by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson Regarding the New U.S. Postal Service Diabetes Awareness Stamp
March 13, 2001
• HHS Approves Minnesota Request to Provide Special Services in Schools
March 9, 2001
• Secretary Thompson Promotes Increased Research Funding
March 8, 2001
• Secretary Thompson Promotes Medicare Modernization
March 7 2001
• Statement by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson Regarding Nomination of Bobby Jindal
March 6, 2001
• Audit Shows Sustained Drop in Improper Medicare Payments
• Statement by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson Regarding the Medicare Error Rate and CFO Audit Report
March 5, 2001
• Secretary Thompson Promotes Community Health Centers
• HHS Approves Idaho Expansion in Child Health Program
• HHS Announces New Expansion in Maine SCHIP Program

February 28, 2001
• Blueprint for New Beginnings: HHS Initiatives
February 27, 2001
• Nine More States Receive HHS Grants to Develop Plans Extending Health Insurance Coverage to All Citizens
February 25, 2001
• HHS To Award Start-Up Money To States To Support New Freedom Initiative For People With Disabilities
February 23, 2001
• Statement by HHS Secretary Tommy G. Thompson Regarding Privacy of Medical Records
February 21, 2001
• HHS Targets Efforts on Asthma
February 15, 2001
• HHS Launches National Family Caregiver Program
February 9, 2001
• HHS Secretary Thompson Hails "National Donor Day," Announces Plans for New Efforts on Organ Donation
February 7, 2001
• White House Backgrounder: Principles for a Bipartisan Patients' Bill of Rights
• White House Backgrounder: Letter from the President to the Speaker of the House of Representatives and the Senate Majority Letter Regarding Bipartisan Patients' Bill of Rights
February 2, 2001
• Former Wisconsin Governor Tommy G. Thompson Becomes New Secretary of Health and Human Services
February 1, 2001
• White House Backgrounder: New Freedom Initiative

January 29, 2001
• White House Backgrounder: Faith-Based and Community Initiative (PDF Format 172 KB)
• Ensuring the Safe and Appropriate Use or Genetic Tests
January 25, 2001
• HHS Fact Sheet--Hepatitis C: An Emerging Threat to Public Health
• Improving Blood Safety and Supply in the U.S.
• Medicl Response in Emergencies: HHS Role
January 19, 2001
• Safeguarding Medicaid's Younger Persons with Serious Mental Illnesses
• HHS Fact Sheet--Stem Cell Research
January 18, 2001
• New Patient Protections Included in Medicaid Managed Care Rule
• FDA Requires Tissue Banks to Register and List Their Products with the Agency
• HHS Releases Action Plan to Combat Antimicrobial Resistance
• HHS and USDA Release Listeria Risk Assessment and Listeria Action Plan
• HHS Approves First SCHIP Waivers
• Minority Health
January 17, 2001
• HHS Agrees to Approve Waiver Extension to Strengthen Health Care Services in LA County
• HHS Announces New Record Child Support Collections
January 12, 2001
• HHS Appoints Members of Advisory Committee on Organ Transplantation
• Early Head Start Shows Significant Results for Low Income Children and Parents
• HHS Announces New Grants, New Opportunities for People with Disabilities
January 8, 2001
• States Can Offer Expanded Health Coverage Under New HHS Medicaid Rule
• Preventing Disease and Death from Tobacco Use
January 6, 2001
• SCHIP Enrollment Reaches 3.3 Million, Final Regulation Published
January 5, 2001
• HHS Issues Upper Payment Limit Regulation
January 4, 2001
• White House Backgrounder: President Clinton and First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton Promote Screenings and Treatment for Breast, Cervical and other Cancers
January 3, 2001
• HHS Issues Final Rule Addressing Physician Self-Referrals