Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has been confirmed as the Secretary of Health and Human Services. President Trump has subsequently signed an executive order to establish the 'Make America Healthy Again' Commission, aimed at addressing chronic disease and environmental health risks. The commission's creation signals a shift in national health policy, focusing on reducing chronic disease rates, investigating environmental contributors to illness, and addressing rising mental health, obesity, and diabetes rates.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was confirmed on Thursday as secretary of Health and Human Services , and shortly thereafter, President Donald Trump signed an executive order to establish the 'Make America Healthy Again' Commission.With the new commission, the Trump administration aims to address chronic disease and environmental health risks.
A key component of the commission is an effort to promote healthier lifestyles and preventive medicine. Kennedy has previously advocated for dietary changes, reduced exposure to processed foods and stricter regulations on pollutants linked to illness.Kennedy also has a history of lawsuits against vaccine manufacturers, which has fueled skepticism about his ability to lead the Department of Health and Human Services.
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