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Is MAHA Being Blocked from Within?

Recent commentary from Robert Malone has raised concerns that key elements of the MAHA movement—particularly around vaccine transparency and reform—are being quietly sidelined inside the White House. While this claim reflects Malone’s personal view, there is clear evidence of internal tension: policy focus appears to be shifting toward less controversial issues like diet and lifestyle,…

TrumpRx.gov

On February 5, 2026, President Donald Trump officially unveiled TrumpRx.gov during a White House event, joined by key figures in his administration’s health policy team: •  Dr. Mehmet Oz, Administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), who has brought his preventive medicine expertise and public communication skills to help design and promote…

MAHA

Many supporters of MAHA are expressing real disappointment—and they deserve clear answers. People were drawn to this movement because they believed it would take on the biggest issues in American health: corruption, chronic disease, and the overwhelming influence of Big Pharma. Instead, what they’re seeing feels like a shift in focus. Rather than confronting pharmaceutical…

Doxycycline for Cancer? The Manhattan Project for Cancer Continues with Michael Lisanti

In a medical landscape dominated by genetics and pharmaceutical profits, one question continues to echo through the corridors of truth-seeking science:Why is the metabolic theory of cancer still largely unknown? In a recent episode of A Neighbor’s Choice, David Gornoski sits down with Dr. Michael Lisanti, Professor of Translational Medicine at the University of Salford,…

Will the Sugar Diet Heal America? What Means MAHA’s Casey Means with Joshua Rainer

In a recent episode of A Neighbor’s Choice, David Gornoski sits down with Joshua Rainer for a wide-ranging and thought-provoking conversation that challenges conventional thinking on diet, health, and culture. The discussion explores the often-overlooked “religiosity” of diet—how food choices can become moralized, emotional, and even ideological. From there, Gornoski and Rainer take a closer…