Happy 14th birthday MyPlate! Will this be your last birthday. Let's hope not! Please save MyPlate Secretary Brooke Rollins Secretary Kennedy ChooseMyPlate USDA Food and Nutrition Service #MAHA

Excited to be at this year’s #CIAMOC Leadership Conference. Grateful for the food service leaders working to provide food that we will thrive on & that’s delicious. Thank you The CIA Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health Abby Fammartino

SNAP-Ed is the nation's most important and largest obesity prevention program. It's the OG MAHA. The House big bill repeals it. Doing so says #MAHA is not for low-income Americans. Terrific reporting by Rachel Roubein. Help Secretary Kennedy Secretary Brooke Rollins wapo.st/3Zt4pAa

Remarkable to see this. We tried for 6 yrs at USDA during Obama to get 1 state to do this. Secretary Brooke Rollins now has 6 states in 6 mos. It's the obvious and right step to improve public health. Long overdue.👏👏👏 newsweek.com/three-states-b…

“The Democratic Party has absolutely blundered this issue,” he said. “We’re getting what we deserve here in some ways.” I agree. It's hard to admit, but true. Terrific Sam Kass interview by Marcia Brown. Btw.. We've doubled SNAP spending since 2019 politico.com/news/magazine/…

The great whole milk debate. "most nutrition experts say that eating any dairy at all isn’t necessary for good health." Terrific reporting Sarah Todd Joins long list of nutrition Qs that would be simple to answer if we invested in nutr research. statnews.com/2025/06/20/who…

More game-changing #MAHA news. This is what making big-food-caused chronic disease a political priority looks like. The bar has been raised. A White House conferences is not enough. Bravo TX! 👋👋👋 wapo.st/40kBCxZ

Proud that Nourish Science collaborated w/ Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, UCSF School of Medicine to proposes a new, science-based framework that tracks national diet quality & drives smarter nutrition policy. Elise Sheinberg explains why it matters nourishscience.org/elementor-2522/

Colors, synthetic & natural, help food companies design food to be overeaten to increase profits, but it makes us sick. FDA's job is to force companies to design delicious, convenient. affordable food that doesn't makes us sick. It's failing. nytimes.com/2025/07/07/us/…

Food colors, both synthetic and natural, are a hallmark of ultra-formulations, the UPFs that make us sick. Without them, UPFs are not edible.

Bad news for US industries that falsely blame us for being sedentary, while producing food designed to be overeaten. #MAHA is coming for you. Outstanding work Herman Pontzer

Shocking and deeply revealing of the status of low-income diet quality that they don’t mention the elimination of SNAP-Ed. It’s a huge, disastrous change in policy that codifies there will be no #MAHA for poor people. nytimes.com/2025/07/16/us/…

Selective history here. Vilsack championed that SNAP should be a food & nutrition security program. Congress named it SNAP not SFAP (food assistance). At $100+bn/yr it should improve diet quality, today it doesn't. It enables poor people to but more UPF. nytimes.com/2025/07/19/ups…

Thank you GBH Forum Network for the timely UPF coverage. Our kids shouldn't be sick. Secretary Brooke Rollins & Secretary Kennedy should help schools remove UPF from our school lunchrooms.

Remarkable to see ⁦Secretary Brooke Rollins⁩ continue to deliver the most impactful #MAHA wins this year. Can’t wait to see what she does on school meals & UPF. usda.gov/about-usda/new…

Insightful reporting by the outstanding journalist jane_black nytimes.com/2025/08/06/wel…

Ginormous nutrition news! 👏👏👏David A. Kessler MD has given a gift and roadmap to Secretary Kennedy to #MAHA. It reduced youth smoking from 30 to 2% and can do the same to food-caused child chronic disease. nytimes.com/2025/08/07/us/…

Thank you nancyatheart, Christopher Gardner, American Heart News for this important, timely UPF update. It’s time for Secretary Kennedy & Secretary Brooke Rollins to act to reduce the most troubling UPF in school meals to #MAHA newsroom.heart.org/news/excessive…

Will Secretary Kennedy⁩ have the courage to take on the powerful UPF industry? We hope so. But this is a troubling sign. Trying to develop a uniform UPF definition is the industry dream. It will delay action for years. We have a good enough def. Time to act. federalregister.gov/documents/2025…

UPFs mentioned only once? Hopefully an early draft or a big win for big food lobbyists. nytimes.com/2025/08/14/wel… via @NYTimes