Just today, I signed a Historic Executive Order on Women’s Health, supported by our incredible First Lady
Trump just today, I signed a Historic Executive Order on Women’s Health, supported by our incredible First Lady. With Melania’s leadership, we are creating a new Women’s Health Division at our National Institutes of Health, to promote new Research.
WASHINGTON D.C. — Just today, I signed a Historic Executive Order on Women’s Health, supported by our incredible First Lady. Donald J. Trump signed an executive order on October 19, 2026, establishing a new Women’s Health Division at the National Institutes of Health.
Supported by first lady Melania Trump, the initiative also creates a task force co-led by Susie Wiles and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
to modernize healthcare and close critical research gaps. Just today, I signed a Historic Executive Order on Women’s Health, supported by our incredible First Lady. With Melania’s leadership, we are creating a new Women’s Health Division at our National Institutes of Health, to promote new Research, Technology, and Treatments, and ensure American Women have access to the Best Healthcare anywhere in the World!
President Donald J. Trump signed an executive order at WASHINGTON D.C.
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