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HOUSE APPROVES CONSUMER PRODUCT
SAFETY LEGISLATION

"This conference report represents the most significant overhaul of U.S. consumer product safety laws since the creation of the Consumer Product Safety Commission,” said Dingell. “Together with our Senate colleagues we have developed a legislative agreement that consumer advocates are hailing as ‘momentous.’ I am proud to send this bill to the President and look forward to seeing it signed into law." - July 30, 2008, News Release

The Conference Report was filed on July 29, 2008.

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Read the the joint explanatory statement for H.R. 4040 »


HOUSE PASSES H.R. 1108, FAMILY SMOKING PREVENTION AND CONTROL ACT

"Cigarette smoking accounts for about one in five deaths annually, or about 435,000 deaths each year. Each day more than 4,000 young Americans try a cigarette for the first time, and each day 1,000 become addicted to tobacco. One in every three of them will die prematurely. With this legislation, we will place sharp and sorely needed limits on access to tobacco products and on tobacco advertising and marketing."
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the Status of the Legislation (Thomas LOC) »


DIGITAL TELEVISION TRANSITION

TelevisionPreparing for the Digital Television Transition. The nationwide transition from analog to digital television will take place on February 17, 2009. On that day, analog televisions not connected to a converter box, cable, or satellite will stop working because they will be unable to receive digital signals. For more information on the DTV transition click here »

July 10, 2008 -- Dingell, Markey Question
Mismanagement of Digital Television Coupon Program
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What's New?
September 12, 2008:: Letter

Dingell, Stupak Seek Information on Multivitamin that Claims to “Lower Cholesterol”

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September 11, 2008:: Statement

Chairman Dingell at Subcommittee on Energy and Air Quality hearing, “Protecting the Grid From Cybersecurity Threats.”

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September 9, 2008:: Statement

Chairman Dingell at the Subcommittee on Health hearing entitled, "NIH Reform Act of 2006: Progress, Challenges and Next Steps."

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September 8, 2008:: News Release

Dingell, Stupak on Administration’s Withdrawal of Russian Nuclear Agreement

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September 2, 2008:: Letter

Dingell, Stupak Write Schering-Plough and Merck on Vytorin-Cancer Link

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Read the Report on the Simvastatin and
Ezetimibe in Aortic Stenosis (SEAS) Study »

August 22, 2008:: News Release

Dingell, Stupak Applaud FDA’s Approval of Irradiation on Lettuce & Spinach; After Eight Years, FDA Finally Acts on Petition to Help Prevent Foodborne Illness

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August 22, 2008:: News Release & Letter

Lawmakers Urge HHS Against Approving Rhode Island Medicaid Waiver; Lawmakers Raise Concerns that Waiver Will Create Obstacles for Medicaid Beneficiaries Seeking Health Care Services

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August 21, 2008:: News Release & Letter

Dingell, Stupak Question Drug Makers on Safety of Vytorin and Conflicting Study Data; Recent Study Links Vytorin to Increased Cancer Risk

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August 11, 2008:: Letter

Dingell, Stupak Ask for GAO Report on Highly Enriched Uranium

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