Kennedy’s MAHA Commission on Childhood Chronic Disease Faces May 24 Deadline After Single Meeting

The Kennedy-appointed MAHA commission faces a May 24 deadline for its work on reducing childhood chronic disease. So far, the commission has convened for a single full meeting to address this objective. The commission’s primary goal is to develop strategies for mitigating chronic diseases in children. The limited number of meetings raises questions about the pace of the commission’s progress as it approaches its deadline. The commission must now act within the short time remaining to complete their work.

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Date: April 29, 2025

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