Make America Healthy Again

Building a healthier, stronger America

Under the leadership of Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., HHS is taking bold, decisive action to reform America’s food, health, and scientific systems to identify the root causes of the chronic disease epidemic and Make America Healthy Again.

Health Crisis by the Numbers

3 in 4

Three in four Americans are already compromised, quietly living with at least one chronic illness.

One-quarter

One-quarter of the nation's youth are trapped in an escalating epidemic of chronic childhood allergies.

40%

Forty percent of the U.S. population is dangerously close to becoming diabetic or prediabetic.

Take Back Your Health Tour

Take Back Your Health Tour

We have created a nationwide movement. Follow along as Secretary Kennedy’s embarks on a nation‑wide Take Back Your Health Tour to experience firsthand the powerful, grassroots momentum sweeping the country.

Beyond the tour, keep up to date with the state and local legislation driving our bold Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) agenda into real, lasting policy.

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Find more details about how MAHA legislation is making a difference across the nation.
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  • Nebraska

    SNAP Waiver

    Target Implementation Date:

    USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins approved Governor Jim Pillen’s request for a waiver to restrict the purchase of soda, soft drinks, energy drinks, and candy with SNAP benefits. Nebraska became the first state approved for this type of waiver.

    On June 22, 2026, the US District Court for the District of Columbia, in Aragon et al. v. Rollins et al., 1:26-cv-00861 (D.D.C.), ordered that FNA's approval of the waiver be vacated and that the waiver’s implementation may not proceed.

    Topics:

    SNAP Waivers and Reforms, Ultra-Processed Foods

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  • Alaska

    HB 57, Article 5 - Wireless Telecommunications Device Policy

    Requires each school district to adopt a policy that regulates the possession and use of nonschool-issued wireless telecommunications devices during regular school hours, including lunch and passing periods.

    Sponsors:

    Rep. William Fields (D)

    Co-Sponsors: Rep. Andrew Josephson (D), Rep. Calvin Schrage (N), Rep. Ashley Carrick (D), Rep. Alyse Galvin (N), Rep. Genevieve Mina (D), Sen. Loki Tobin (D), Sen. William Wielechowski (D), Sen. Forrest Dunbar (D), Sen. Scott Kawasaki (D), Sen. Robert Yundt (R), Sen. Elvi Gray-Jackson (D), Sen. Jesse Kiehl (D), Sen. Catherine Giessel (R), Sen. Matt Claman (D), Sen. Mike Cronk (R), Sen. Bert Stedman (R), Sen. Donald Olson (D), Sen. Jesse Bjorkman (R), Sen. Kelly Merrick (R), Sen. Gary Stevens (R)

    Topics:

    Limiting Cell Phones in Schools

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  • Louisiana

    HR 3 - Study Banning Harmful Additives in School Foods

    Urges the Louisiana Department of Education to study the feasibility and cost of banning certain harmful additives in public school foods and to recommend healthier options.

    Sponsors:

    Rep. Michael Echols (R)

    Co-Sponsors: Rep. Beryl Amedee (R), Rep. Kathy Edmondston (R)

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  • Virginia

    EO 25-55 - Reestablishing the Presidential Fitness Test in the Commonwealth's Public Schools

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    Directs the Virginia Department of Education to reestablish the Presidential Fitness Test in public schools by the 2026–27 school year and create a task force to support statewide implementation aligned with physical education standards

    Sponsors:

    Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R)

    Topics:

    Physical Fitness

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MAHA Around the Globe

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We Are Winning

The MAHA agenda has been making strides in combating chronic disease in America. The data is clear. We are improving the lives of our communities and children, and on our way to Make American Healthy Again.

42 States

Forty-two states have implemented legislation advancing the MAHA agenda.

23 Waivers

Twenty-three SNAP food waivers signed, limiting purchase of unhealthy food items.

40%

Forty percent of the U.S. food and beverage industry has committed to removing artificial dyes from their food.

$1.8 Billion

HHS has redirected $1.8 billion per year to combat the childhood chronic disease epidemic.

MAHA in Action

HHS is advancing President Trump and Secretary Kennedy’s Make America Healthy Again agenda through these bold actions. Click on each item to learn more.

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