Trump Promises Health Policy Shift with Kennedy

Donald Trump's anticipated return to the presidency has sparked concerns over significant changes to U.S. public health policies, particularly with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK Jr.) poised to play a major role. During his victory speech, Trump expressed his intent to allow Kennedy to reshape public health, which may include controversial measures such as questioning vaccine safety and eliminating water fluoridation. Health experts fear this partnership could amplify vaccine skepticism and undermine existing health initiatives. Kennedy has promised to challenge major entities like Big Pharma while advocating for his agenda to 'Make America Healthy Again'. His commitment to risking personal safety for this cause has raised alarms, especially given his promotion of discredited health views. Trump's endorsement of Kennedy's radical ideas reflects a broader shift in health policy priorities that could have lasting implications.