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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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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. served as health secretary for HHS and was involved in FDA leadership decisions.

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  1. Leadership changes within the FDA and HHS are impacting agency operational structure.1 source
  2. HHS oversight of FDA and CDC is noted, linking the operation to the Department of Government Efficiency.1 source
  3. Kennedy drives reforms and appoints new directors at the FDA under HHS oversight.1 source
  4. Lawmakers accuse RFK Jr. of undermining food safety while FDA data links Taylor Farms to a source issue.1 source
  5. RFK Jr. cut CDC surveillance funding while serving as HHS Secretary, leading to political criticism.1 source
  6. RFK Jr. appoints officials to lead health initiatives.1 source
  7. Kennedy takes on HHS health secretary role and influences FDA leadership.1 source

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