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These Foods Will Be Banned Under RFK Jr.
RFK Jr. is pushing to ban harmful additives in foods, including preservatives, dyes, and flavor enhancers. While this move aims to improve public health, it could also mean that some of our favorite ... Read More
It’s not just vaccines. How RFK Jr. is reshaping public health messaging
Under Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the Department of Health and Human Services uses its social media channels to promote Kennedy himself and his agenda. Read More
Food giants enlist new allies in war over RFK Jr.'s food dye bans
Big food companies are working with conservative strategists to build support for national standards that would preempt the state bans on dyes and additives that Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Read More
Kennedy’s Methodical 2-Decade Quest to Dismantle Vaccine Policy
The health secretary has walled himself off from government scientists and empowered fellow activists to pursue his vaccine agenda. Read More
RFK Jr.’s Favorite Fast-Food Brand is Dropping Dairy … For A2 Dairy. But What Is It?
After Steak ‘n Shake eschewed seed oils in favor of beef tallow, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. sang its praises. And now, the fast-food chain is making another questionable menu change. Read More
RFK Jr. wants to delay the hepatitis B vaccine. Here’s what parents need to know
A CDC panel is reconsidering the birth dose for the hepatitis B vaccine. Renewed doubt could lead to fewer kids getting vaccinated, leaving them vulnerable to an incurable, preventable virus. Read More
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