Intellectual icon, Professor Chris Imafidon endorses MAHA Institute of Robert Kennedy Jr

WASHINGTON - Jan. 27, 2025 - PRLog -- Renowned healthcare pioneer, and an icon educator and technology, Professor Chris Imafidon, has written an ope-ed editorial publicly endorsing the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) Institute, an initiative spearheaded by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

According to Professor Imafidon who lectured clinicians in the late 1990s and early 2000s "Kennedy's vision for health reform signals a paradigm shift in public health policy. His focus on chronic diseases and raising awareness about the dangers of processed foods aligns with growing concerns of the American diet and its impact on health outcomes. This perspective would lead to innovative policies addressing the root causes of many health issues plaguing the nation, and the world at large".

Sky Tv News & BBC journalist beliefs that "Professor Imafidon, has served as chair of HM Queen Elizabeth II platinum Jubilee's STEM/Education programme and is known for his work mentoring young people and advising global leaders". Imafidon joins a growing list of individuals who have expressed support for the MAHA Institute and its initiatives.

According to Morning News "Professor Chris Imafidon, a multi-award-winning Artificial Intelligence specialist and pioneering Keath.AI and Wall Street Journal bestselling author"

In the editorial, Professor Imafidon [Chair of https://excellenceineducation.org.uk/} expressed his support for MAHA's mission to promote public health, environmental responsibility, and transparency in government health agencies. The statement highlighted shared concerns about the current state of healthcare in the United States and emphasized the need for immediate radical reform.

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