The Informed Patients Project

Most food packaging today is designed to highlight health claims on the front while burying complex ingredient lists on the back. That means patients managing chronic conditions can’t make the most informed choices their health depends on.

Patients rely on clear food labels to know what they’re really putting into their body.

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Patients can’t make informed decisions about their care without the full picture.
When health information is restricted or hard to find, patients cannot fully participate in their own care.

This Health Literacy Month, we’re advocating for the transparency that empowers patients to be informed patients.

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HHS @SecKennedy and the @FDA have the right instinct: patients deserve transparency.

The agency’s new Transparency Roadmap promises greater openness into how decisions get made. But transparency only works if it comes with balance. Patients don’t just want more information – they want truthful, fair information that helps them make real decisions about their care.

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Breast cancer affects millions of American families – patients, survivors, caregivers, and loved ones who show up every day through this journey.

Every patient deserves access to clear, reliable health information about their diagnosis, options, and treatments available to them.

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we’re honoring every patient and survivor.

83% of patients with a chronic disease say drug advertising has helped them. 67% took action after seeing a treatment ad. Information empowers patients — let’s keep it flowing.

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