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Ousted CDC Head Says She Was Pressured to Preapprove Vaccine Panel Recommendations

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Former U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Susan Monarez said on Thursday she was pushed to rubber-stamp the decisions of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s hand-picked vaccine advisory committee, calling her ouster part of a broader push to weaken U.S. vaccine standards.See the Story

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. · United States

Major Report that Tied Moderate Drinking to Disease Won’t Be Released, Researchers Say

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A major government study of alcohol's health effects was supposed to inform national dietary guidelines. Kennedy appears to be dismissing the study.See the Story

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. · United States

Grassley asks RFK, Jr. about MAHA and farming concerns « KJAN | Radio Atlantic, IA – AM 1220

(Report by Radio Iowa) – Senator Chuck Grassley says the “Make America Healthy Again” agenda Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. is pursuing as the nation’s top health official is worrisome to some Iowa farmers. Kennedy has expressed support in the past for banning the farm chemicals glyphosate and atrazine and, in May, a report from his agency linked environmental chemicals to chronic childhood diseases. Grassley is among the senators who’ve quizzed Kennedy…See the Story

Kennedy's Health Push Hits Political Nerve: Dems 'So Very Concerned' As Polls Show Support

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HHS Secretary’s ‘Make America Healthy Again’ initiatives are a smash hit with the public, leaving political opponents in a bind. A political storm is brewing in the nation’s capital, but it’s not the kind you might expect. While Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee took aim at Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy […] Kennedy’s Health Push Hits Political Nerve: Dems ‘So Very Concerned’ As Polls Show SupportPolls · Washington Read Article

Grassley asks RFK, Jr. about MAHA and farming concerns « KJAN | Radio Atlantic, IA – AM 1220

Ousted CDC Head Says She Was Pressured to Preapprove Vaccine Panel Recommendations

46% Left coverage: 11 sources

Major Report that Tied Moderate Drinking to Disease Won’t Be Released, Researchers Say

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

A major government study of alcohol's health effects was supposed to inform national dietary guidelines. Kennedy appears to be dismissing the study.Robert F. Kennedy Jr. · United States See the Story

Limiting Benefits and Adding Restrictions, ‘MAHA’ Reshapes Food Aid

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Carrot or the stick? Some nutritionists say incentives are the best way to improve the diets of low-income Americans on food aid, while the Trump administration seems focused on restrictions. KFF Health News senior correspondent Renuka Rayasam appeared on WAMU’s “Health Hub” on Sept. 3 to explain. The Trump administration is making historic changes to federal food aid as part of its plan to “Make America Healthy Again.” But some nutrition expert…MAHA · United States See the Story

Food companies to phase out artificial colors amid 'Make America Healthy Again' campaign

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Packaged food makers in the U.S. have rolled out plans to eliminate the use of FD&C colors from their products.Business · United States See the Story

Organic Trade Association Celebrates 40th Anniversary and Organic Month with Launch of ‘Seal Makes It Simple’ Consumer and Retail Campaign

Washington, D.C. — As the Organic Trade Association (OTA) celebrates 40 years, the organization took a bold step with the launch of the “Seal Makes It Simple” campaign, aimed at raising consumer awareness about the benefits of organic for personal well-being and the environment. As the leading voice for the organic trade, OTA developed the integrated media, digital, and retail campaign to help eliminate consumer confusion when shopping for food …Donald Trump · United States See the Story

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Ousted CDC Head Says She Was Pressured to Preapprove Vaccine Panel Recommendations

Major Report that Tied Moderate Drinking to Disease Won’t Be Released, Researchers Say

Grassley asks RFK, Jr. about MAHA and farming concerns « KJAN | Radio Atlantic, IA – AM 1220

Kennedy's Health Push Hits Political Nerve: Dems 'So Very Concerned' As Polls Show Support

Grassley asks RFK, Jr. about MAHA and farming concerns « KJAN | Radio Atlantic, IA – AM 1220

Ousted CDC Head Says She Was Pressured to Preapprove Vaccine Panel Recommendations

The rise of “skinny culture”

'MAHA' commission report due next week, White House adviser says

Florida vaccine mandates: Casey DeSantis, Lt. Gov. speak on MAHA in Orlando

Major Report that Tied Moderate Drinking to Disease Won’t Be Released, Researchers Say

Limiting Benefits and Adding Restrictions, ‘MAHA’ Reshapes Food Aid

Food companies to phase out artificial colors amid 'Make America Healthy Again' campaign

Organic Trade Association Celebrates 40th Anniversary and Organic Month with Launch of ‘Seal Makes It Simple’ Consumer and Retail Campaign

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Kennedy's Health Push Hits Political Nerve: Dems 'So Very Concerned' As Polls Show Support

Grassley asks RFK, Jr. about MAHA and farming concerns « KJAN | Radio Atlantic, IA – AM 1220

Ousted CDC Head Says She Was Pressured to Preapprove Vaccine Panel Recommendations

The rise of “skinny culture”

'MAHA' commission report due next week, White House adviser says

Florida vaccine mandates: Casey DeSantis, Lt. Gov. speak on MAHA in Orlando

Major Report that Tied Moderate Drinking to Disease Won’t Be Released, Researchers Say

Limiting Benefits and Adding Restrictions, ‘MAHA’ Reshapes Food Aid

Food companies to phase out artificial colors amid 'Make America Healthy Again' campaign

Organic Trade Association Celebrates 40th Anniversary and Organic Month with Launch of ‘Seal Makes It Simple’ Consumer and Retail Campaign