Donald Trump's re-entry into the White House signals potential risks for healthcare policies, especially following his quick withdrawal from the World Health Organization. This decision has implications for public health data access, as vital records, including HIV surveillance and LGBTQ+ census information, have been removed from CDC and Census websites. Medical professionals, especially those involved in reproductive healthcare, are already feeling the strains of a second Trump administration, particularly given the post-Roe landscape, and are urged to share their experiences regarding the challenges they face in their practices.
Donald Trump has re-entered the White House, jeopardizing crucial healthcare policies, particularly for reproductive and LGBTQ+ health professionals amid controversial changes.
In his first two weeks, Trump withdrew from the WHO, removing essential health data from CDC, triggering concerns across the medical community.
Collection
[
|
...
]