With one month to go, few details on RFK Jr.’s MAHA commission
With a May 24 deadline looming, Kennedy's MAHA commission has held just one full meeting on its goal of reducing childhood chronic disease.
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has a little less than a month left to produce a key document that will shape the federal government’s approach to childhood chronic disease. And while administration officials say he is on track to meet that deadline, it’s not clear how the “Make America Healthy Again” commission is conducting its work.
On May 24, the group of federal agency leaders and MAHA allies will deliver its “initial assessment” to President Trump, according to an executive order Trump signed in February, after Kennedy’s swearing in.
