Friends,

This week I spoke at the House Armed Services Committee about a subject I strongly advocate for—pushing for further research on the use of psychedelics for active-duty service members. When it comes to saving lives, innovative treatments for PTSD and other trauma should not be overlooked, especially when the results are promising.

I also spoke on the Oversight and Investigations subcommittee on cybersecurity threats to hospitals and how we can improve it, and spoke with Fox 26 Houston about the impact of the end of Title 42.

Sincerely,

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