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Trump and health care: 8 key points from the State of the Union
Author(s)Richard Payerchin
Fact checked by: Keith A. Reynolds, AC Baltz
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Trump spotlights drug-price transparency and Most Favored Nation pricing —signaling changes to Obamacare subsidies and hospital insurer rules.
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President Donald J. Trump delivered a record-long State of the Union Address on Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2026.
During his address, which lasted more than one hour and 40 minutes, the president spoke about health care for approximately five minutes.
This slideshow presents quotations and brief explanations about the points Trump highlighted in his address to the joint session of Congress and to the nation.
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