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RFK Jr. May Encourage Eating More Saturated Fats. Experts Say He's Missing the Point.
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is expected to unveil new dietary guidelines encouraging more consumption of foods high in saturated fats, but nutrition experts told MedPage Today this goes against established science -- including the recommendations of a substantial scientific report Kennedy has chosen to ignore.
In her new memoir, "Unscripted," Cheryl Hines discusses the dramatic moments and tells Fox News Digital the emotional toll of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s 2024 presidential campaign.
Current US dietary guidelines suggest limiting saturated fat to less than 10% of daily calories, with the American Heart Association recommending an even lower intake of under 6% for most adults. Here’s everything to know about saturated fats as Kennedy steaks his reputation on the butter-loving, bacon-hugging glyceride.
The Rise of RFK Jr.’ filmmakers explain how chronicling his life story through his own words and the accounts of those who know him well helped unpack Kennedy’s trajectory and growing influence.
Frontline’s “The Rise of RFK Jr.” premiered on PBS Tuesday night, offering a thorough overview of Kennedy’s life, controversies, and political ascension.
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The “Tonight Show” host dished out some mockery over the Health secretary’s reported guidelines for better eating.