In the meantime RFK Jr. updated 128 recommendations to the MAHA Strategy Report.
Such as:
• HHS must publicly report research grants and consulting payments
• Advisory committee members with conflicts must recuse themselves
• A public database of HHS financial relationships will be created
• NIH will publish industry payments to researchers
• USDA will require full disclosure of research support, certified annually
• HHS will review FDA/CDC/NIH projects funded by corporations
• NIH will reduce excessive payments to open-access journals
• Autism: HHS, through NIH in collaboration with CMS, will study the root causes of autism, including through the Real-World Data (RWD) Platform and related initiatives.
• Vaccine Injury: HHS, in collaboration with NIH/NIAID, will investigate vaccine injuries with improved data collection and analysis, including through a new vaccine injury research program at the NIH Clinical Center that may expand nationwide.
• FDA will reduce reliance on cruel animal lab testing by adopting new human-relevant technologies
• NIH, EPA, and HHS will actually study microplastics
• EPA and CDC will reassess fluoride in drinking water
• NIH and FDA will jointly strengthen the use of repurposed drugs for chronic disease, creating affordable trial pathways that lower barriers for smaller companies
• USDA and HHS will expand efforts to increase breastfeeding rates, ensure a safe supply of donor milk, and support mothers through WIC and other programs
• USDA and HHS will overhaul federal nutrition policy, cutting junk food and sugary drinks while prioritizing whole, healthy foods
• HHS will promote greater access to Direct Primary Care models for families, giving them an alternative to bloated insurance systems
• USDA and EPA will advance protections on pesticides and environmental toxins, with added attention to fertility and reproductive health
Here’s a link to the 20-page full report.
https://documentcloud.org/documents/26086948-maha-strategy-report/
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