SLS Webbinar - Healthcare Policy in Focus: Trump vs. Harris and the Future of American Healthcare

This talk will explore the contrasting healthcare records of Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, focusing on key areas such as Medicare, the Affordable Care Act, drug policy, public health infrastructure, and initiatives to prevent child abuse and domestic violence. By analyzing their respective legislative and executive actions, I will provide insights into how their healthcare approaches have shaped public health in the U.S. and discuss potential implications for the future, particularly in light of the upcoming presidential election.

Dr. Zachary W. Schulz is a public health historian with a PhD in History from Purdue University, specializing in healthcare policy and promotion. He holds an Education Specialist degree in Adult Education from Auburn University and is currently pursuing a Master of Public Health in Health Promotion and Policy with anticipated graduation this fall. Dr. Schulz has published extensively on healthcare disparities, particularly in underserved communities, and is actively involved in research on oral health and public health access. His research is reflected in numerous publications and conference presentations, including notable studies on oral health in Alabama in collaboration with the Alabama Department of Public Health, and presentations on the state’s oral health conditions.

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