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RFK Jr. was just the start of Trump’s bad public health picks
President-elect Donald Trump’s stunning appointment of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to lead the Department of Health and Human Services has given way to a slate of nominees for key health agencies that portend worrisome changes in how the US approaches public health.
Public health experts abhor RFK Jr.'s conspiracy theories but hold out hope he might reign in ultraprocessed foods.
The day Makary takes over at the FDA and brings his unflinching demand for evidence to D.C., will be a good day for science ...
Responses to an essay about how health authorities could better communicate with the public. Also: Trump donors; teaching ...
We asked a health law expert about what to expect in the coming years: "It is critical that people exercise good judgment in ...
Massachusetts is mandating new public health performance standards to improve the patchwork of local services responsible for ...
The health secretary pick and his organization have worked around the world to undermine longstanding policies on measles, ...
Libraries around across the U.S. are helping people get healthier. They offer everything from fitness classes to blood ...
To everyone in the public health work force, thank you for your dedication to serving communities. November 25 was ...
Partnerships with organizations like the American Heart Association are enhancing libraries' capacity to offer health resources.
Trump picks questionable officials with little relevant experience for top roles in the public health sector. Dr. Uche ...
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