US EditionAbbott signs ‘Make Texas Healthy Again’ laws alongside RFK Jr.
New laws prohibit using SNAP benefits for sugary drinks and candy, mandate clear labeling of 44 harmful additives, and enhance nutrition education to combat chronic diseases in Texas.
- Texas leadership has aligned with Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s health vision by removing dangerous additives from food and implementing new health measures, as praised by Kennedy Jr. during a bill signing.
- Kennedy emphasized that taxpayer dollars should not fund chronic health issues in Texas.
- Abbott stated, 'Texas is on the pathway to being even more healthy going forward.'
- Kennedy mentioned that the impact of these laws would be tracked at the CDC to gauge health improvements.
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RFK Jr.'s strange claim befuddles the internet: 'Diagnosing children with fake diseases'
The U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services made a strange claim at a bill signing in Texas, and subsequently caused the internet to erupt in a flurry. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was in attendance as Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and Texas Republicans signed several bills into law that are modeled after Kennedy's "Make America Healthy Again" agenda. The bills revise state nutrition and fitness standards, increase food quality requirements, and prohibit …
Texas Governor Signs Bills Aimed at Making People Healthier
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, on Aug. 27, signed into law three bills inspired by the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement. Joining Abbott at the event in Austin was the U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a leader of the movement. Abbott signed Texas Senate Bill 25, which requires a warning label disclosing ingredients such as the synthetic colorings Blue No. 2 and Green No. 3. He also signed Texas Senate Bill 314, legislation that bar…
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