Trump policies at odds with ‘Make America Healthy Again’ push

Embracing MAHA: Can physicians and other clinicians find advantages in movement to Make America Healthy Again?

Panel discusses need for communication and importance of primary care in relation to oncology and cancer treatments.

Trump policies at odds with ‘Make America Healthy Again’ push

In his March address to Congress, President Donald Trump honored a Texas boy diagnosed with brain cancer. Amid bipartisan applause, he vowed to drive down childhood cancer rates through his “Make America Healthy Again” initiative.

Embracing MAHA: Can physicians and other clinicians find advantages in movement to Make America Healthy Again? – RamaOnHealthcare

Key TakeawaysMAHA initiative seeks to improve health through primary care and oncology collaboration, despite potential policy challenges under current leadership.Cancer prevention and management are emphasized, with a focus on preventive behaviors, genetic screening, and early detection, especially in younger populations.The U.S. healthcare system's emphasis on specialty care contrasts with other countries' focus on primary care, [...]