Doctors say Kennedy’s push for nutrition education in medicine is a good idea — in theory

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is advocating for enhanced nutrition education in medical training, aiming to integrate it into premed and medical school curricula, licensing exams, and continuing education. While many support this initiative recognizing the importance of nutrition in chronic disease management, some express concerns about the feasibility of providing adequate counseling within limited patient visits.

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