India, Aug. 5 -- Since taking over the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Robert F Kennedy Jr has made his "Make America Healthy Again" (MAHA) movement the centerpiece of the Trump administration's health agenda.

From artificial food dyes and ultra-processed foods to chronic disease prevention and food regulation, the initiative has already reshaped federal health priorities while continuing to spark debate among scientists and public health experts.

According to a recent report by WJAC-TV, Kennedy has made reducing chronic disease one of HHS' top priorities. Under his leadership, the department has promoted efforts to phase out certain synthetic food dyes, encouraged food manufacturers to reformulate products, launched t...