WASHINGTON — First Lady Melania Trump on Monday unveiled one of the most expansive policy efforts of her tenure, signing an executive order aimed at reshaping women’s health research and accelerating medical innovation. The initiative, announced at the National Institutes of Health and supported by a newly formed White House Women’s Health Task Force, marks a significant expansion of the First Lady’s public service portfolio during President Donald Trump’s second term. Women's healthcare advancement is also a feature of her predecessor Dr. Jill Biden's legacy. The executive order, titled Advancing Women’s Health to Improve Outcomes in All Phases of Life , directs federal agencies to prioritize research into diseases that uniquely or disproportionately affect women. It also calls for increased collaboration with private‑sector partners to develop new technologies, treatments and diagnostic tools. The First Lady said the United States is entering “a transformative moment for wo...