Four things RFK Jr. has said he will do as head of HHS

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has held scathing criticism for federal health agencies over the years, one of which he will now lead. 

His nomination to head the Department of Health and Human Services by President-elect Donald Trump on Thursday could bring sweeping changes to the way Washington, D.C., targets health issues. 

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