STAT+: What to know about MAHA as RFK Jr. nears powerful health care role
This week in health care policy and politics: Analyzing MAHA, the White House's top science adviser, and an executive order on transgender care.
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Next is the hard part
RFK Jr. is a shoo-in for HHS secretary after winning over Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-La.), who had been Kennedy’s most vocal and articulate GOP critic.
