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There are 28 medical professionals in the 115th Congress

Of the 28 medical professionals in Congress, 13 are physicians, 4 are dentists, 3 are veterinarians, 3 are psychologists, 2 are nurses, 1 is an optometrist, 1 is a physician assistant, and 1 is a pharmacist. 21 of the medical professionals in Congress are Republicans and 7 are Democrats.

Senators Paul and Duckworth are the most vocal medical professionals on health care

Over the past nine months, Senator Paul (R-KY) has mentioned health care or health insurance 145 times, Senator Duckworth (D-IL) 126 times, and Rep. Wenstrup (R-OH-2) 119 times.

Senator Cassidy, Rep. Burgess, and Rep. Roe have introduced the most health-related legislation of the medical professionals in Congress

So far this session, Senator Cassidy (R-LA), Rep. Burgess (R-TX-26), and Rep. Roe (R-TN_1) have each introduced 11 health-related bills. When compared to how vocal they are on the issue, both Burgess and Roe fall in the middle of the pack of medical professionals. Conversely, Senator Duckworth is very vocal on the issue but has yet to introduce a health-related bill this session.

Medical professionals in Congress won their last election by wide margins

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There are 28 medical professionals in the 115th Congress

Of the 28 medical professionals in Congress, 13 are physicians, 4 are dentists, 3 are veterinarians, 3 are psychologists, 2 are nurses, 1 is an optometrist, 1 is a physician assistant, and 1 is a pharmacist. 21 of the medical professionals in Congress are Republicans and 7 are Democrats.

Senators Paul and Duckworth are the most vocal medical professionals on health care

Over the past nine months, Senator Paul (R-KY) has mentioned health care or health insurance 145 times, Senator Duckworth (D-IL) 126 times, and Rep. Wenstrup (R-OH-2) 119 times.

Senator Cassidy, Rep. Burgess, and Rep. Roe have introduced the most health-related legislation of the medical professionals in Congress

So far this session, Senator Cassidy (R-LA), Rep. Burgess (R-TX-26), and Rep. Roe (R-TN_1) have each introduced 11 health-related bills. When compared to how vocal they are on the issue, both Burgess and Roe fall in the middle of the pack of medical professionals. Conversely, Senator Duckworth is very vocal on the issue but has yet to introduce a health-related bill this session.

Medical professionals in Congress won their last election by wide margins

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There are 28 medical professionals in the 115th Congress

Of the 28 medical professionals in Congress, 13 are physicians, 4 are dentists, 3 are veterinarians, 3 are psychologists, 2 are nurses, 1 is an optometrist, 1 is a physician assistant, and 1 is a pharmacist. 21 of the medical professionals in Congress are Republicans and 7 are Democrats.

Senators Paul and Duckworth are the most vocal medical professionals on health care

Over the past nine months, Senator Paul (R-KY) has mentioned health care or health insurance 145 times, Senator Duckworth (D-IL) 126 times, and Rep. Wenstrup (R-OH-2) 119 times.

Senator Cassidy, Rep. Burgess, and Rep. Roe have introduced the most health-related legislation of the medical professionals in Congress

So far this session, Senator Cassidy (R-LA), Rep. Burgess (R-TX-26), and Rep. Roe (R-TN_1) have each introduced 11 health-related bills. When compared to how vocal they are on the issue, both Burgess and Roe fall in the middle of the pack of medical professionals. Conversely, Senator Duckworth is very vocal on the issue but has yet to introduce a health-related bill this session.

Medical professionals in Congress won their last election by wide margins

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