The United States government has backed its ambassador in Santo Domingo's initiative to expand the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) agenda in the Dominican Republic, a health strategy that seeks to combat the rise in chronic childhood diseases but has generated controversy due to several of its proposals, which have been questioned by the scientific community. Among the most contentious aspects of the initiative are the review of the childhood …
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The United States government has backed its ambassador in Santo Domingo's initiative to expand the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) agenda in the Dominican Republic, a health strategy that seeks to combat the rise in chronic childhood diseases but has generated controversy due to several of its proposals, which have been questioned by the scientific community. Among the most contentious aspects of the initiative are the review of the childhood …