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First on Fox: THE Department of Health and Social Services announced that it was closing a program at the national level which offered free COVVI-19 tests to community organizations, citing the taxpayer funds for the end of the pandemic.
“With COVID -19, behaving more like seasonal flu – to increase and decrease throughout the year – and tests widely available in national retail stores, continuous federal distribution is a significant waste of dollars of taxpayers,” HHS told Fox News Digital on Tuesday. “The Covide-19 pandemic is finished and HHS favors financing projects that will deliver to the president AssetThe mandate to resolve the chronic illness epidemic and to make America again healthy. “”
The government had spent more than a billion dollars on the program since its creation in 2021 as part of the Biden administration, Fox News Digital learned.
The program has deployed COVID-19 tests purchased by the government to community partners across the country to carry out at no cost to the patient. HHS has cited that the tests for COVID-19 now imitate seasonal flu, with retail stores across the country by storing their shelves with wearing tests, which means that “continuous federal distribution is a significant waste of dollars of taxpayers”.
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HHS announced that he had ended his free COVID-19 tests to community organizations, because it focuses on the implementation of the country’s chronic disease problems.
The Americans who ordered tests through a community partnership before May 5:30 p.m. May will always order their order, according to HHS.
HHS is buying a million more recent tests that are able to differentiate the COVVI-19 virus against flu, which will be deployed if there are gaps or emergencies with COVID tests, Fox Digital learned.
States or premises health services, as well as community organizations that have a stock of tests and various local health centers can always provide free tests to Americans as program shutters, according to HHS.
The Pandemic COVID-19, which tore through the country in 2020, officially ended years ago. The president of the time, Joe Biden, said that the pandemic was “finished” in 2022, while the World Health Organization determined that the pandemic has officially ended by 2023.
The announcement comes as the best health service in the Trump administration recalls its management to solve chronic spiral health problems in the country, which are in the form of health problems such as rampant obesity, peaks in autism diagnoses and the depression of adolescents.
The highly anticipated Maha report of RFK JR Painting Forin
The secretary of health and social services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is president of the Maha commission. (Carlos Osorio / The Associated Press)
President Donald TrumpMake America Healthy Again Commission, who is chaired by chief HHS Robert F. Kennedy Jr, has published its planned report to assess chronic diseases that have seized young people in recent years on May 22.
The results of the report include the depression of adolescents who are almost doubled from 2009 to 2019, more than one in five more than six years being considered obese, one in 30 children diagnosed with Autism at the age of 8 And child’s cancer is drinking 40% since 1975.
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“More than 40% of around 73 million children (aged 0 to 17) in the United States have at least one chronic health, according to the CDC, such as asthma, allergies, obesity, autoimmune diseases or behavioral disorders,” said the report. “Although estimates vary according to the conditions included, all studies show an alarming increase over time.”
Robert F. Kennedy and the Maha Commission published its report on chronic young diseases in May. (Anna Moneymaker / Getty Images)
Chronic diseases have a frightening effect on national security, the members of the committee said during a telephone call Thursday morning with the media. About 75% of young Americans aged 17 to 24 are not eligible to serve in the army due to obesityasthma, Allergies, autoimmune diseases or behavioral disorders, they said.
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“We now have the most obese, depressed, disabled and drug history in world history, and we cannot continue on the same road,” said food and drug commissioner Marty Makary during the telephone call with the media. “So it’s an incredible day. I hope it marks the big pivot of a system that is completely reactionary to a system that will now be proactive.”
The Maha report will be followed by a political recommendation report for the federal government later this summer.
