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A recent survey by the Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) reveals that less than half of Americans trust President Donald Trump or Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to lead the nation effectively on health issues. The findings come as the Trump administration faces scrutiny over its health policy appointments, including Dr. Mehmet Oz and Kennedy, both of whom are central figures in the president's healthcare strategy.
According to the survey, only 42% of respondents said they have at least "a fair amount of trust" in Trump to make sound recommendations on health-related matters. This level of trust is mirrored for. . .
