Federal Officials and RFK Jr. Call for Enhanced Nutrition Education in Medical Schools
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Federal officials, led by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., are urging medical schools to enhance nutrition education across all stages of medical training to better prevent and manage chronic diseases, with a focus on embedding measurable nutrition competencies and fostering interprofessional collaboration.
Topics:nation#chronic-disease-prevention#health#kennedy-administration#medical-schools#medical-training-standards#nutrition-education
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