Republican Donald Trump has won the presidency, marking a new era for federal health agencies and the industries they oversee.
While health care took a back seat in his campaign rhetoric, Trump has said he's ready for campaign lieutenants like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to "go wild" on health, medicine, and food policy. Trump has also said he would not sign a law restricting abortion nationwide, but he's promised other policies that would shape who receives health care, and who can deny it.
Here's what to expect for health and medical policy with the return of Trump to office.
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