Draft MAHA Report Indicates Limited Focus on Pesticides and Lifestyle Changes
TL;DR
A draft government report suggests it will not recommend strict restrictions on pesticides or ultra-processed foods, signaling a potential victory for the agriculture industry and a setback for HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s efforts to reduce chemical additives in food, though the final language may still change before publication.
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