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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. And Linda McMahon Push For Nutrition Education Efforts At Medical Schools

Published | Video Starts at 09:28

This website is not just about us championing their efforts. It's a public commitment from these institutions to hold themselves accountable, to be a public leader and a catalyst for change. Additionally, The HHS Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health will soon require the more than 5,000 officers and the commissioned corps of the U.S. public Health Service to continuing nutrition education as part of their professional requirements. Admiral Christine and his team will convene national experts in the coming weeks to ensure that our commission Corps is equipped with the leading science to best serve the country. (09:28–09:49)

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Asserts that over 5,000 officers in the U.S. Public Health Service will be required to continue nutrition education.

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