Conference Call: Clinton campaign discusses breast cancer research and treatment plan
Clinton campaign representative hosts a conference call with Domestic Policy Director Catherine Brown, National Breast Cancer Coalition President Fran Visco, Pennsylvania Breast Cancer Coalition founder and president Pat Halpin-Murphy, and Rep. Donna Christenson (D-VI), member of the Campaign’s Health Care Task Force. Participants discuss Sen. Clinton’s plan to devote more funds to breast cancer research and treatment. (27:06)
April 7, 2008
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