US EditionFood-as-medicine startups hope Kennedy, if confirmed as HHS secretary, will boost their businesses
- Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is nominated by President Donald Trump to be the Secretary of Health and Human Services, facing Senate confirmation hearings this week.
- Kennedy aims to prioritize nutritious food over medication for chronic disease treatment, which may benefit food-as-medicine startups.
- The demand for food and nutrition programs has increased, with 20 states and D.C. approved for Medicaid waivers by the Biden administration.
- Kennedy's confirmation could lead to more funding for food programs, as interest in nutrition-based healthcare solutions grows among investors.
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