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This bill directs the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to conduct research on "Trump Derangement Syndrome" (TDS), which is defined as an intense emotional or psychological reaction to Donald J. Trump, his actions, or public presence. The research would be conducted through existing NIH programs, with specific objectives including identifying the origins of TDS, investigating its long-term psychological and social impacts, analyzing contributing factors like media exposure and political polarization, and exploring potential interventions. The bill requires the NIH Director to collaborate with federal agencies, academic institutions, and other organizations to study TDS, and to submit annual reports to Congress detailing research progress, findings, and recommendations. The bill's findings highlight two alleged assassination attempts against Trump in 2024 and suggest that understanding TDS could provide insights into political polarization and media influence. The research aims to contribute to public health strategies by examining the psychological and social dynamics surrounding extreme reactions to a political figure.

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