Alarmed Americans express their worries as Donald Trump targets a popular medication

The “Make America Healthy Again” (MAHA) initiative, led by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., addresses rising chronic illness in American children. President Trump declared it a national “public health crisis,” citing alarming statistics from 2022, including 30 million affected children, rising autism rates, and widespread obesity. The initiative links these issues to diet, toxins, and overmedication. The MAHA Commission, involving the FDA, NIH, and CDC, will develop strategies focusing on nutrition, pharmaceuticals, and environmental exposure. Despite concerns from medical professionals about potential disruptions to care, the administration emphasizes transparency and informed policy. The commission’s first report is due in 100 days, with the nation watching its impact on children’s health