Major health care policy changes under the Trump administration have driven some professional medical organizations to take different approaches to their advocacy strategies.
During President Donald J. Trump’s second term, the administration has launched initiatives aimed at improving nutrition and reducing chronic diseases in youth — issues that many experts say need to be addressed. But many policy changes, like reducing the number of recommended vaccines for children, expiring health insurance subsidies, Medicaid cuts and student loan limits under H.R. 1, or the “One Big