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RFK Jr. declared a 'war on added sugar.' Will Americans stop eating ultra-processed foods?
Health experts weigh in on whether RFK Jr.'s new dietary guidelines will impact what Americans eat.
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usatoday.com
RFK Jr. announces new dietary guidelines for Americans
In a press briefing Wednesday, Jan. 7, White House officials announced new U.S. dietary guidelines.
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cnbc.com
RFK Jr. announces new nutrition guidelines, pushing more protein and less processed food
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced new nutrition guidelines.
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theguardian.com
Trump administration releases updated dietary guidelines: ‘Eat real food’
New guidance presented by Robert F Kennedy Jr prioritizes protein, healthy fats and ‘declares war on added sugar’
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bbc.com
New US dietary guidelines call for more protein, less processed food
The changes receive mixed reviews from experts, in particular over concerns some could lead to people eating more saturated fats.
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fortune.com
RFK Jr. is pushing Americans to eat more red meat and dairy as Starbucks, Chipotle, and others cash in on protein craze | Fortune
Major food chains announce protein-rich products to coincide with RFK Jr.'s new nutrition guidelines.
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huffpost.com
RFK Jr. Just Unveiled A New Food Pyramid — And There Are Some Big Changes
"My message is clear," said Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as he issued new dietary guidelines for Americans.
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Animal Fats, More Protein And No Limits On Alcohol: See RFK Jr.'s New Food Pyramid
"My message is clear," said Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as he issued new dietary guidelines for Americans.
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RFK Jr. declared a 'war on added sugar.' Will Americans stop eating ultra-processed foods?
Health experts weigh in on whether RFK Jr.'s new dietary guidelines will impact what Americans eat.
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Experts weigh in on RFK Jr.'s new dietary guidelines: 'I don't think it should be so hard to know what's healthy,' epidemiologist says
The Trump administration announced new dietary guidelines that call for more protein and less processed foods. Here's what health experts say about it.