Public health experts warn that Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s confirmation as HHS secretary could jeopardize access to essential pharmaceutical drugs, favoring experimental treatments instead.
Kennedy's distrust of pharmaceuticals is evident in his criticism of the FDA, which he claims aggressively suppresses psychedelics, pointing to a larger opposition to traditional medical approaches.
The New York Post cautioned against Kennedy's confirmation, highlighting his belief that all of America's chronic health problems began in one specific year during the 1980s.
Reshma Ramachandran noted that Kennedy's theories can be challenging to combat because they intertwine factual elements with debunked claims, blurring the line between truth and misinformation.
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