President Donald Trump addressed recent health rumors and his limited public appearances, asserting he is in excellent health and dismissing concerns about his physical condition, despite visible bruises and swelling. He remains active socially and publicly, including golfing and media interviews.
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Netflix's docuseries 'Fit for TV: The Reality of the Biggest Loser' exposes the dark side of the popular reality show, revealing issues like dangerous medical practices, mistreatment of contestants, and the show's focus on entertainment over health, leading to long-term physical and emotional consequences for participants.
Under RFK Jr.'s leadership at Health and Human Services, there have been notable changes in vaccine recommendations and access, raising concerns among medical experts.
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