On 2026-10-21, US HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. held a healthcare roundtable in Orange Park, Florida to promote federal dietary guidelines and medical school nutrition requirements.[1]
HHS is pushing for all US medical schools to require 40 hours of nutritional education as a graduation requirement.[2]
Public health organizations and nutritionists have criticized the new federal dietary guidelines for recommending protein levels higher than most international standards.[3]
Kennedy announced in August at HHS headquarters that the US government would create the first formal federal definition of ultraprocessed foods.[4]
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On 2026-10-21, US HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. held a healthcare roundtable in Orange Park, Florida to promote federal dietary guidelines and medical school nutrition requirements. · Jacksonville Today
HHS is pushing for all US medical schools to require 40 hours of nutritional education as a graduation requirement. · Jacksonville Today
Public health organizations and nutritionists have criticized the new federal dietary guidelines for recommending protein levels higher than most international standards. · Jacksonville Today
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced in August at HHS headquarters that the US government would create the first formal federal definition of ultraprocessed foods. · Scientific American
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