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RFK Jr.’s chronic disease agency budget documents released

Last updated: June 7, 2025 5:19 pm
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Budget documents released by the Trump administration on Friday shed light on the priorities of a proposed new agency aimed at preventing chronic diseases. The proposed Administration for a Healthy America would consolidate multiple federal agencies and existing programs, but the documents reveal that several initiatives previously cut from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in April may be revived with reduced funding or eliminated altogether.

Key funding lines at the CDC for essential public health programs such as tobacco control, nutrition and obesity, school health, heart disease and stroke, diabetes, and cancer prevention and control are among those zeroed out in the new agency’s first budget justification for Congress. The proposed changes signal a significant shift in focus and resource allocation within the realm of chronic disease prevention.

It is crucial to note that the proposed budget and restructuring of public health programs have sparked concerns among health experts and advocates. The potential elimination of longstanding initiatives dedicated to combating prevalent health issues like heart disease, diabetes, and cancer raises questions about the government’s commitment to addressing these critical public health challenges.

As the Administration for a Healthy America takes shape, stakeholders in the public health community will closely monitor how resources are allocated and whether essential programs are adequately funded to effectively prevent and manage chronic diseases. The proposed changes underscore the importance of prioritizing evidence-based interventions and strategies to improve population health and reduce the burden of chronic conditions on individuals and healthcare systems.

Overall, the proposed agency’s budget documents offer valuable insights into the administration’s approach to chronic disease prevention and public health priorities. As discussions and debates unfold regarding the future of public health programs and funding, it is essential to prioritize the well-being of individuals and communities by investing in effective strategies to prevent and control chronic diseases.

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