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HHS Secretary Kennedy and Dr. Oz Launch Voluntary Pledge to Improve Hospital Nutrition
HHS Secretary Kennedy and CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz introduced a new initiative called the Make Hospital Food Healthier Pledge. This voluntary program encourages hospitals across the country to prioritize nutrient-dense options and reduce the use of highly processed foods and sugary drinks. The administration aims to align hospital meals with the latest Dietary Guidelines for Americans to better support patient recovery and long-term wellness. The Trump administration is pressing hospitals to join the movement and commit to serving real, nutritious ingredients. Officials stated that improving hospital nutrition is a critical step in transforming patient care and addressing chronic diseases. Hospitals are invited to take the pledge today to help ensure all patients have access to healthy meals during their stay. Secretary Kennedy on the Make Hospital Food Healthier PledgeHHS and CMS Call for Nutritious Hospital MealsCMS on Nutrition Standards for Patient RecoveryExclusive: Trump admin presses hospitals on healthier food
