HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wants every American using a wearable health device within four years. But is that goal worthwhile — and attainable? Health system leaders told Becker’s that it’s a ...

Top dairymaker Lactalis says it will assess ingredients in newly-acquired yogurt brands like Yoplait and Go-Gurt as Health ...

Despite RFK Jr.'s push for more research, Bay Area experts say: 'Vaccines do not cause autism' ... (KGO) -- The rates of people being diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder are going up.

RFK Jr. called today’s press conference to discuss new findings published this week in the CDC’s Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, which found an increase in apparent autism rates, from 1 ...

The sudden dismissal of trusted vaccine advisors has sparked concern from lawmakers across party lines that RFK Jr.’s ...

RFK Jr. worries health experts with push for vitamin A as measles cases spike ... RFK Jr.'s newest solution to the measles outbreak in Texas has some health ... sign up for our FREE newsletters ...

What science says about artificial food dyes amid RFK Jr.’s push to ban them. In some studies, synthetic food dyes used in the United States have been associated with hyperactivity and ...

Democrats’ new push to stop RFK Jr.: ... Robert F. Kennedy Jr. traveled to the small Pacific island nation of Samoa, ... How to fix dull life with incurious spouse — but not blow it all up. 5.

RFK Jr. and FDA push to phase out synthetic food dyes : Shots ... and it's asking food companies to speed up the timeline for removing the previously banned colorant Red No. 3. ...

RFK Jr Calls for ‘Putting Patients Over Paperwork’ in Health Care Reform Push. ... Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Centers ... Oz noted that up to 3.2 million ...

Citation errors and phantom research used as scientific evidence to bolster Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s landmark “Make America Healthy Again” commission report were apparently due ...

Oz noted that up to 3.2 million claims were partially or fully denied last year and that health care professionals spend an average of 12 hours per week on prior authorization paperwork.