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JAMA Health Forum Conversations

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The Impact of Nonhealth Policies in a Time of Policy Disruption

AUG 15, 202522 MIN
JAMA Health Forum Conversations

The Impact of Nonhealth Policies in a Time of Policy Disruption

AUG 15, 202522 MIN

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The second Trump administration launched several actions in 2025 that directly affect the health of populations. Sara Bleich, PhD, of Harvard Chan School of Public Health joins JAMA Health Forum Editor in Chief Sandro Galea, MD, DrPH, to discuss the nonhealth policies that may matter most to health and warrant ever-more attention, particularly in a moment of policy turbulence. Related Content: The Health Consequences of Nonhealth Policies in a Time of Policy Disruption