Earlier this month, Secretary of Health Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Vice President Vance met in Washington, D.C., for a Make America Healthy Again, or Maha Summit.

The summit's agenda showed a shift towards alternative medicine, wellness, and nutrition, and away from conventional medications.

Here's Vance speaking at the summit.

We should only be taking stuff. We should only be giving

our kids stuff if it's actually necessary, safe, and effective. This was the only public event.

All the other sessions were invitation-only private events. Politico did, though, acquire a copy of the

summit's agenda, which included topics like psychedelics, food as medicine, anti-aging,

and biohacking.

Notably, most of the speakers were not academic researchers and doctors.

Vance also criticized the medical establishment.

They tried to silence the people who were saying things that were outside the Overton

window.

And as we found out the hard way over the last few years, it was very often the people who were outside the Overton window. And as we found out the hard way over the last few years,

it was very often the people who were outside the Overton window

who were actually right and all the experts were wrong.

And this week, the Food and Drug Administration's top leaders

said the agency is vowing stricter vaccine rules,

which alarmed numerous experts that NPR spoke with.

Consider this. The Trump administration is sidelining scientists and researchers.

What does that mean for the health of Americans? From NPR, I'm Miles Parks. This message comes from Bayer.

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