Trump Plans to Empower RFK Jr. on Health Policy If Elected

Donald Trump has pledged to give Robert F. Kennedy Jr. significant influence over health, food, and medicine in a potential second term.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., known for his controversial views on vaccines, has been promised a major role in health policy by Donald Trump if he wins the presidency.
Kennedy, who ended his independent presidential campaign to support Trump, could potentially lead the Department of Health and Human Services.
Public health experts, including former Surgeon General Jerome Adams, have expressed concerns about Kennedy's potential impact on vaccine confidence and public health.
Kennedy's past includes spreading debunked conspiracy theories about vaccines and advocating for unproven health treatments.
Trump's endorsement of Kennedy's health policy vision has drawn criticism and concern from medical professionals and Kennedy's own family.