Administration introduced the Great Healthcare Plan claiming Most-Favored-Nation drug price relief

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Official materials (proposal text, White House fact sheet, or similar) show the Great Healthcare Plan has been formally introduced and includes Most-Favored-Nation provisions for prescription drug pricing.

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The President issued a message for American Heart Month urging Americans to take preventive health measures—regular check-ups, exercise, blood pressure and cholesterol control, and balanced diets—and noting genetics play a role in cardiovascular risk. The administration highlighted efforts by the Make America Healthy Again Commission, said it has secured agreements with drug manufacturers to lower prices, launched TrumpRx.gov to provide access to those prices, and introduced the Great Healthcare Plan, which it is urging Congress to enact.

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The White House’s Feb. 13, 2026 Presidential Message on American Heart Month explicitly states, "We have also introduced the Great Healthcare Plan, building on our historic efforts to provide Most‑Favored‑Nation price relief for prescription drugs." A White House fact sheet (Jan. 15, 2026) announcing the Great Healthcare Plan and contemporaneous reporting (Reuters, CNN) confirm the plan was released in January and that the administration described it as codifying or building on its Most‑Favored‑Nation drug‑pricing actions and voluntary MFN agreements with drugmakers. Verdict: True — official White House materials and independent news coverage corroborate that the Administration introduced the Great Healthcare Plan and framed it as building on MFN efforts to lower prescription drug prices.

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Update · Feb 14, 2026, 12:25 AMTrue
The White House’s Feb. 13, 2026 Presidential Message on American Heart Month explicitly states, "We have also introduced the Great Healthcare Plan, building on our historic efforts to provide Most‑Favored‑Nation price relief for prescription drugs." A White House fact sheet (Jan. 15, 2026) announcing the Great Healthcare Plan and contemporaneous reporting (Reuters, CNN) confirm the plan was released in January and that the administration described it as codifying or building on its Most‑Favored‑Nation drug‑pricing actions and voluntary MFN agreements with drugmakers. Verdict: True — official White House materials and independent news coverage corroborate that the Administration introduced the Great Healthcare Plan and framed it as building on MFN efforts to lower prescription drug prices.
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