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As President-elect Donald Trump finalizes his transition team, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. emerges as a potential "health czar," a role that could signal substantial changes in national healthcare policy. Kennedy, an environmental attorney and outspoken health advocate, is generating buzz within the healthcare space, with insiders and industry experts questioning how his unconventional stances might reshape federal health regulations.
Although details about Kennedy's specific role remain unclear, transition team officials suggest a "health czar" position may be under consideration. Such a role would bypass Senate confirmation, allowing Kennedy. . .
