President instructs HHS to set up a Women's Health Division, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. heads a new White House task force.
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What happened
President instructs HHS to set up a Women's Health Division, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. heads a new White House task force.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutKeep exploring
Part of
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s research efforts are receiving institutional support, including grant funding from a Nebraska nonprofit and cooperation from the White House and HHS.Also in this story
- Kennedy discusses the program's historical foundation.
- Policy decisions exacerbated disease outbreaks in the US.
The entities involved
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Department of Health & Human Services
government department in the state of Victoria, Australia
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
American politician, environmental lawyer, anti-vaccine activist, and conspiracy theorist (born 1954)
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- Robert F. Kennedy Jr. served as health secretary for HHS and was involved in FDA leadership decisions.
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- The HHS Secretary has cut chronic disease programs.
- The Trump administration announced a new federal rule through the Department of Health & Human Services.
- Trump appeared at NIH Director's speech while his administration campaign, led by Kennedy Jr., pushed for vaccination schedule changes.