As MAHA champions nutrition, it’s ignoring the experts, dietitians say

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A key aspect of the Make America Healthy Again agenda could be hampered by a shrinking and underpaid workforce of registered dietitians.
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- • The MAHA agenda aims to combat chronic disease by addressing food quality and ultra-processed foods.
- • A shrinking and underpaid workforce of registered dietitians creates a bottleneck for implementing these nutrition policies.
- • Federal nutrition education support like SNAP-Ed is facing significant funding reductions.
The MAHA movement, led by figures like Robert F. Kennedy Jr., seeks to reform national health by targeting environmental and dietary contributors to disease. This push faces practical hurdles due to a lack of clinical professionals to deliver nutrition therapy.
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