As Congress narrowly passes Trump’s tax bill, changes to the IRA pill penalty were conspicuously absent. The White House also released a MAHA report outlining policy priorities for the Department of Health and Human Services, focusing on addressing childhood chronic diseases and transforming food, health, and scientific systems. This report sets the foundation for the government’s mission to improve children’s health and lead a coordinated effort in the U.S. healthcare system. The absence of IRA pill penalty changes raises questions about future healthcare policies and the impact on access to medical treatments for individuals with chronic conditions.
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