Make America Healthy Again

HHS and Education Secretaries RFK Jr and Linda McMahon, along with officials from top medical schools announce sweeping reform to medical education, enhancing Trump's MAHA movement.

Secretaries Kennedy and Rollins give an update on implementing the 2025-2030 dietary guidelines as part of the "Eat Real Food" initiative.

Secretary Kennedy recaps the first year of the MAHA movement highlighting the revolutionary progress made in lowering drug prices and boosting access to nutritious foods for every American.

HHS Secretary Kennedy brings the 'Take Back Your Health' tour to Nashville, promoting his new vision for the food pyramid, exercise and lowering prescription drug costs for Americans.

HHS Secretary Kennedy announces Action for Progress (A4P), a national initiative seeking to mobilize Washington and end America's mental health and addiction crisis.

Sec Rollins and Sec Kennedy, joined by CMS Administrator Dr. Oz, announce a new agriculture plan to 'Make America Healthy Again' after President Trump unveils $12B in farmer bridge payments.

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. highlights the urgent need to advance solutions for food allergies as the Food Allergy Fund unveils a major new research initiative in Washington, DC.

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz announce new steps in President Trump's TrumpRx plan as major drugmakers commit to aligning prices to cut drug costs.

NIH Diabetes Committee meets to examine how COVID-19 contributes to new diabetes diagnoses, and to coordinate future federal research and agency efforts towards advancing treatment.

MAHA Commission members unveil a long-awaited plan to tackle the U.S. childhood chronic disease crisis as part of President Trump's Make America Healthy Again initiative.

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy testifies before the Senate on his agenda to make America healthy again by investigating the underlying causes of chronic disease and targeting processed foods.

Health Sec. Kennedy and Gov. Abbott continue the 'Make America Healthy Again' tour with a roundtable focused on rural healthcare initiatives in Texas, home to the nation's largest rural population.

Gov. Abbott signs Texas' Make America Healthy Again legislation with HHS Secretary Kennedy, focusing on creating healthier lifestyles with nutrition education, stricter food laws and exercise.