The Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) Commission, chaired by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., is set to unveil its ambitious new strategy for addressing children’s health today.

According to AP News, the forthcoming “Make Our Children Healthy Again Strategy” report builds on prior findings unveiled in May and appears to expand into actionable reforms.

Highlights from recent news coverage include:

A 20-page framework calling for overhauling the childhood vaccine injury program, modernizing vaccines, tightening ADHD drug approval protocols, and elevating environmental health concerns like microplastics and food additives.
A reinforced emphasis on investigating vaccine injuries, revising the childhood vaccine schedule, integrating comprehensive health data, and examining the roots of autism via NIH-led initiatives.
Continued advocacy for dietary changes such as introducing full-fat milk in schools and curbing unhealthy food marketing to children, alongside ongoing scrutiny of processed foods and prescription practices.

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