What can Trump and RFK Jr. actually do on health care?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : In his first term, Trump released a global health security strategy that promised working with other countries to improve disease surveillance and pandemic preparedness, but also called on other nations to "fulfill their financial commitments" in the effort.
55% : Trump will reenter office in a new, post-pandemic environment.
50% : At the CDC, Trump or RFK Jr. could stock the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices with vaccine skeptics, said Bryant Godfrey, a partner at Foley Hoag and former regulatory lawyer at the FDA.
48% : The CDC estimates that every dollar spent on fluoridation saves $20 in the long term by preventing the need for dental treatments.-- Anil OzaRFK Jr. has said Trump promised him "control of the public health agencies," including the National Institutes of Health and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
48% : Separately, Trump has pronounced himself a leader on in vitro fertilization and said he would require insurers to cover the procedure.
24% : Sarah OwermohleTrump will have to contend with an issue that dogged the final year of his first term, and most of Biden's tenure: How to better prepare for and manage infectious disease outbreaks.
17% : Trump tried to take on drug ads during his first administration by requiring that drugmakers disclose list prices in ads.

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