Healthcare Finance News September 11, 2025
Susan Morse

The Make Children Healthy Again strategy includes research into chronic disease prevention, environmental exposures, autism, vaccine injury and mental health.

The Make America Healthy Again Commission released the Make Our Children Healthy Again strategy on Tuesday to reverse what it calls the “chronic disease epidemic.”

The report is a long-awaited followup to the Make America Healthy Again report released in May.

The commission, chaired by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., released more than 120 initiatives but was light on specifics, according to NBC News.

The report addresses issues of poor diets, chemical exposure, lack of physical activity, chronic stress and over-medication. It also brought up the hours of screen time that runs counter to outdoor...

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