AOC: When I was 16 years old, my dad was diagnosed with a very rare form of cancer. His prognosis was not good. The doctors said that with the treatments they had, their options were limited, but there was an experimental trial. For millions across this country—whose child has a rare disease, whose parent is on death’s door, or who themselves have no treatment options—clinical trials are one of the only ways to extend their lives. My dad was admitted to that trial, and his cancer went into remission for a brief period. We got two to three more years with him before he eventually passed away. I can tell you that two more years with my dad, three more years with a child, or a lifetime for those saved by NIH’s work—these people don’t think it’s wasteful. They don’t think what’s happening now is acceptable.

Dan Lanning's coaching career has taken him all over the country, but his time at Memphis changed he and his family's life forever. @JenLada shares how the @oregonfootball head coach put his family first.

Exactly 24 hours ago, Eden Golan advanced to the @Eurovision finals! Now let's help her win the whole thing. Don't forget to vote for Hurricane, vote #6. We Will Dance Again 🇮🇱💙 (Non-participating countries can vote here esc.vote/)

It was great to meet with members of the @ASCO in Washington, including Dr. Gregory Vidal from Shelby County. Thank you for your work to ensure West Tennesseans and their families have access to high quality health care.