Trump appoints Robert F Kennedy Jr as head of US health agency

Donald Trump has appointed Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as the new head of the Department of Health and Human Services. Kennedy, known for his anti-vaccine views, has promised to focus on chronic diseases and health transparency. Kennedy's appointment has raised concerns among public health advocates due to his controversial stance on vaccines and health policies. Vaccine manufacturers saw stock declines following the announcement, reflecting worries about his potential influence on public health. Kennedy previously ran for president as an independent before endorsing Trump. He has suggested significant changes to health agencies, including the FDA, and has been critical of current health practices, including the use of fluoride in water.