Bad Diets, Too Many Meds, No Exercise: A Look Inside the Latest MAHA Report

(MedPage Today) — A report that HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has promised will improve the health of America’s children does not call on the government to make significant changes to its food or farming policies, according to a draft document…

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