RFK Jr.'s Potential Impact on Health Care Under Trump

Calley Means, a health entrepreneur and close associate of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., is working to influence a potential second Trump administration's health care agenda through the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement. The initiative aims to address chronic disease by reforming health care incentives and reducing corruption in health agencies like the FDA. Means, who has a background in lobbying for food and drug interests, is collaborating with RFK Jr. and the Trump campaign to develop policies that promote transparency and benefit flexibility in health care.