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Trump makes RFK Jr. leader of presidential ‘MAHA’ commission to study chronic disease

  • Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Has been confirmed as the Health and Human Services Secretary and will chair the Make America Healthy Again Commission to address chronic diseases.
  • The commission will include top officials from various health organizations and aims to report on childhood health issues within 100 days while tackling the federal response to childhood chronic diseases within 180 days.
  • Public health experts express concern over Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s leadership due to his controversial views and promotion of an anti-vaccine agenda, which may negatively affect public health strategies.
  • There are alarming trends in U.S. Health, including rising chronic disease rates and inadequate responses from the medical system.
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Zero Hedge broke the news in United States on Thursday, February 13, 2025.
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