US EditionTrump 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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ThinkCareBelieve: 4th Week of Trump's America Has Promise for Health and Prosperity
Washington, DC, Feb. 15, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Find ThinkCareBelieve's article here: https://thinkcarebelieve.blog/2025/02/14/21203/ ThinkCareBelieve has written an article about America's continuing advancement toward better health and prosperity. The confirmation of RFK Jr as HHS Secretary this week marked America's furtherance into the Golden Age. After signing an Executive Order establishing the Make America Healthy Again Commission, R…
What to know about the ’Make America Healthy Again’ Commission headed by Robert F. Kennedy Jr
Trump administration has established the Make America Healthy Again Commission to tackle the nation’s health crisis, with a focus on childhood chronic diseases. Chaired by Robert F Kennedy Jr, the Commission will assess factors like diet, environmental toxins, and pharmaceutical influences.
President Trump Establishes MAHA Commission as Kennedy Is Sworn in To Lead HHS - LewRockwell
President Trump signed an Executive Order establishing the Make American Health Again Commission and appointing newly-elected Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS), Robert F. Kennedy Jr., its chair. Following the signing, in a brief ceremony hosted by Trump from the Oval Office, Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch did the swearing in honors, with Kennedy, his wife Cheryl Hines, and other family members on hand. After thanking his family, K…
Trump forms 'MAHA Commission' with RFK Jr. at helm
President Donald Trump signed an executive order forming the "Make America Healthy Again Commission" (MAHA). Chaired by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., it will address chronic disease rates in American youth. The commission has 180 days to present a strategy to restructure the federal response to childhood chronic disease. It will focus on nutrition, physical activity, healthy lifestyles, and reducing reliance on medication. The commissio…
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