Statement

During National Women’s Health Week, my Administration reaffirms our commitment to improving the health and well-being of women and ensuring they have the opportunity to live longer, fuller, and healthier lives.

For far too long, our Nation’s standard of care has relied on temporary fixes, leaving countless women without answers, reliable information, or lasting treatments. In our efforts to Make America Healthy Again, we are confronting these failures head on—tackling the root causes of illness, addressing the chronic diseases that disproportionately affect women, making healthcare more affordable, and replacing stopgap measures with solutions that last.

Earlier this year, my Administration launched the first-ever National Conference on Women’s Health, bringing together policy experts, leading researchers, and physicians to explore breakthroughs in research and technology and foster greater cooperation between the Federal Government and the private sector. These advancements are shaping a new era of innovation for women’s healthcare—one focused on prevention, early detection, and more personalized treatment. They are also driving long-overdue attention to conditions that have been dismissed and overlooked, including infertility, endometriosis, and autoimmune diseases, helping deliver meaningful progress and better health outcomes. Under my leadership, we will continue to restore scientific integrity to ensure these discoveries are accessible, trustworthy, and impactful for women across every stage of life.

My Administration is also working to ensure women have every resource available to protect and improve their health, ensuring real access to affordable care and accurate information that has the potential to transform lives. We are working to lower drug prices, improve price transparency, and confront the high out-of-pocket healthcare costs that burden women and their families. Through our Most-Favored-Nation drug pricing agreements and the launch of TrumpRx, we are delivering historic savings for the expensive, brand-name medicines—putting patients over profits.

American women deserve the very best when it comes to their healthcare, and my Administration will continue to deliver historic results for them. This week, we celebrate the incredible strides we have made and recommit to carrying this momentum forward like never before, forging a healthier future for every generation of women and girls.