Robert F. Kennedy Jr. proposes controversial health reforms as Trump’s nominee for health secretary

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has been nominated by President-elect Donald Trump to lead the Department of Health and Human Services. Kennedy, known for his vaccine skepticism, aims to reform health standards and has proposed several controversial ideas. He plans to advise the removal of fluoride from public drinking water, claiming it is harmful, despite health agencies stating it is safe at recommended levels. Kennedy also seeks to reduce processed foods in schools and promote raw milk, challenging existing FDA guidelines. Kennedy has expressed intentions to restructure the FDA, targeting departments he believes are corrupt. His nomination raises concerns among health advocates about the potential impact on vaccination programs and public health policies.