It was a seismic week for science, health reform, and MAHA leadership!

Catch the MAHA Minute for a rapid update, then scroll down for this week’s MAHA Wins.

Kennedy Instructs CDC to Acknowledge Potential Vaccine–Autism Link
Under the leadership of HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the CDC updated its website to acknowledge that existing studies haven't definitively ruled out potential links between vaccines and autism. HHS has also announced a comprehensive review to investigate possible biological causes and connections.

NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya Called Out Dangerous Gain of Function Research
NIH Director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya condemned gain-of-function research as risky and ineffective for pandemic prevention, warning it could trigger outbreaks, and is advocating to focus on studying known pathogens to improve treatments.

Dr. Oz Hails Major Win for Rural Hospitals
CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz announced all 50 states applied for the new Rural Health Transformation Program, demonstrating unified national commitment to revamp and improve rural healthcare systems starting in 2026.

HHS Launches Endowment for Caregivers
HHS launched a $2 million Caregiver AI Prize Competition to inspire AI solutions supporting family and professional caregivers, aiming to improve in-home care, reduce system strain, and enhance workforce training and management.

Sec. Kennedy Talked Vaccines, Autism, Healthcare, and more with College Students
At a Turning Point USA Q&A at George Washington University, HHS Secretary Kennedy discussed vaccine safety, autism, opioids, nutrition reform, healthcare costs, and his experiences as a new leader in D.C.

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