ADLM supports efforts to reduce barriers to pediatric testing and care.

ADLM supports expanding consumer access to direct-to-consumer (DTC) laboratory testing services.

ADLM recommends that CLIA remain the primary mechanism for overseeing clinical laboratories.

ADLM supports the creation of a national repository to collect and store pediatric samples from healthy children.

ADLM endorses public-private efforts to maintain, improve, and expand newborn screening programs.

ADLM urged HHS to reinstate the Clinical Laboratory Improvements Advisory Committee (CLIAC)

ADLM called on Congress to increase funding for the Children’s Health Insurance Program and newborn screening to create a more equitable healthcare landscape.

This legislation would preserve advances in state newborn screening programs.

We support the CDC’s approach and urge Congress to provide the funding needed to improve PRIs and ensure quality and equitable care for our country’s children.

The USPSTF has issued nearly 300 evidence-based recommendations across 90 topics to support preventive care and help people live healthier, longer lives.

CLIAC assures accuracy and reliability of laboratory test results that inform patient care and treatment.

CDC’s public health data modernization efforts to build and maintain world-class data systems and workforce meet the nation’s ongoing need to safeguard health.