'It's Time': AdvaMed Device Tax Ad Campaign Sets Sights On Key Lawmakers
Executive Summary
While lawmakers are back in their districts during Congress' recess, AdvaMed is running local ads aimed at major congressional leaders to ensure they continue to prioritize repealing the 2.3% medical device excise tax.
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