MAHA

A Washington seminar by the MAHA Institute, led by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., addressed the National School Lunch Program's role in childhood obesity. Experts Nina Teicholz, Hilary Boynton, Deirdre Goldfarb, and Leslie Manookian proposed healthier school meals and dietary guideline reforms.

Despite Democratic opposition in Congress, MAHA’s bipartisan support drives historic public health reforms.

Jennifer Galardi reflects on a diverse roundtable discussion within the MAHA movement, where influencers and policymakers united to address America's health crisis. Despite differing views on issues like abortion or government roles, participants shared a common goal of improving national health, particularly for children. The article explores contributing factors to poor health, such as pesticides, processed foods, and pharmaceutical influence, while highlighting a paradigm shift toward chronic disease awareness and cross-party collaboration.