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Stop TB USA's electronic newsletter contains information about funding and leadership issues, calls to action, partner issues and activities, new educational products, and information about TB-related meetings. To receive the newsletter via e-mail, contact John Seggerson at jseggerson@tbcoalition.com.


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TB ADVOCACY ALERTS!

 3/26/10 TB ADVOCACY UPDATE!

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March 2010 - President Obama released his FY2011 proposed budget for all federal programs on February 1. The budget recommends $143 million for CDC's domestic TB program, a proposed $1.2 million cut, targeted to come from travel expenses.

Congress will begin drafting the FY2011 health spending bill, which includes TB funding, in April, beginning with the House Labor-HHS (Health and Human Services) Appropriations subcommittee, chaired by Rep. Obey (D-WI). The House Appropriations subcommittees are expected to begin voting on spending bills in June.

2.Congress passed the bipartisan Comprehensive TB Elimination Act in October 2008. This new law recommended a funding level of $220 million for CDC's domestic TB program in FY2011. TB advocates must educate their members of Congress, particularly members of the House and Senate Labor-HHS subcommittees, about this funding level and the reasons why TB programs needs this increased funding.

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