Overview
- The JFK Library Foundation shared the family’s statement announcing she died on December 30 and will be remembered in their hearts.
- Schlossberg disclosed in November that she had AML with the rare Inversion 3 mutation, diagnosed following postpartum blood tests.
- Her course included chemotherapy, stem‑cell transplants with her sister Rose as a donor, CAR‑T therapy and clinical trials, with relapse after initial remission.
- In her New Yorker essay, she also criticized cousin and U.S. health minister Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over cuts to mRNA vaccine research funding.
- She is survived by her husband, physician George Moran, and their two young children, with tributes pouring in from relatives including Maria Shriver.