Trump & Melania announce NIH Women's Health Division

You guys, as Marquise heads off, we are going to talk about an announcement from the White House earlier today. This just wrapped up. President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump have announced the creation of a new women's health division at the National Institutes of Health and the White House and a White House's Women's Task Force. The move is aiming to overhaul how the federal government approaches women's health. Take a listen. This is a transformative moment for women in America. Beginning today, we will change the reality of women's health. Previous generations fought for women's rights. Our generation will fight to discover the cures that will ensure a woman can live her life in health and to the fullest, advancing women's health to improve outcomes in all phases of life, executive order establishes a new standard for women's health in America, we now possess extraordinary scientific capabilities, such as superintelligence, advanced biotechnology, and groundbreaking therapies. At the same time, social norms are changing and topics that were once taboo are becoming open, well-informed, and necessary. Our mission must serve women at every stage of life. From young girls just starting out, to mothers dealing with a complex range of responsibilities, to mature women who deserve to have vitality, dignity and independence. In 2026, medical advances can do more than just prolong life. It should give women the freedom to live life to its fullest, to pursue our dreams, experience love, discover, create, travel, and lead. Today we establish a new ambition, transforming hardship and pain into scientific discovery, effective treatments, and lasting cures. We are women. We are resilient, capable and deserving of lives defined not by the burdens we carry, but by the possibilities before us should never limit the fullness of our lives. The initiative comes after a flurry of meetings set up by the first lady herself, including working sessions with physicians and other experts in the public and private sectors to understand gaps in care for women's health. Health advocates do estimate that many studies or rather have discussed that many studies are based on men's health and thus not always applicable to how outcomes for women may look. So this is something that they are trying to mitigate with this new White House Women's Health Task Force and this new division under the Institutes of Health. We will keep you updated as that moves forward.