AGENT JENNY HOUCK

Quality health care starts with quality food.

To continue receiving Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services dollars, participating hospitals will now be required to serve patients food in alignment with the new food pyramid and Dietary Guidelines for Americans.

Easter eggs are headed to the The White House for Monday’s Easter Egg Roll!

Today, Secretary Kennedy and Calley Means joined Secretary Rollins at U.S. Department of Agriculture to welcome thousands of eggs to Washington, DC from 150 egg farmers across the country and talk about the nutritious benefits of eggs.

Nutrition education used to be an afterthought in medical schools. Not anymore.

Under Secretary Kennedy’s leadership, HHS is sowing the seeds for the next evolution in medical care by increasing nutrition education and addressing root causes of chronic disease.

U.S. Food and Drug Administration is moving at the speed of need. The recently announced plausible mechanism pathway unlocks hope and accelerates the approval process for rare disease treatment.

We are deeply grateful to Second Lady Usha Vance for joining the inaugural HHS National Conference on Women’s Health and introducing the panel on Environmental Exposures and Chronic Disease in Women.

HHS and U.S. Department of Education worked with leading academic institutions to bring comprehensive nutrition education to medical schools across the country. It’s one more way we’re working to Make America Healthy Again!

You can’t defend women if you can’t define what a woman is.

This week, at the U.N. Commission on the Status of Women, the United States stood alone in support of women and against radical gender ideology.

One nation. One vote. One backbone.

America doesn’t outsource values.

Making real food accessible and affordable for every American is a top priority at HHS and across the Trump administration.

When there’s no oversight, someone always pays. At HHS, we’re making sure that someone isn’t you.

The Biden administration conditioned federal funding for foster care programs on foster parents affirming radical gender ideology. This 2024 “Designated Placement” rule was an affront to common sense and sent the wrong message to families wishing to provide a loving home for foster youth.

Today, ACF announced we are rescinding the rule.

Read more: bit.ly/4ct4rPO

HHS is committed to advancing excellence and innovation at Historically Black Colleges and Universities. HBCUs are leading the way in preparing the next generation of doctors, scholars, and scientists.

This summer, HHS is opening the Roy Wilkins Fellowship in Washington, D.C., for HBCU students.

Apply by March 28: Send your resume, references, and transcript to [email protected].

Eligibility details view here: https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/859884500

Over 50 institutions of higher education across 31 states have committed to advancing nutrition education — impacting 30,000+ medical students who will now receive enhanced nutrition education beginning as early as this fall.

Check here to see the list of medical schools that have already committed ⬇️

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