Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. urged healthcare providers and state medical boards to stop providing “dangerous” sex-change interventions to gender confused children in a letter Wednesday.

In advancing his "Make America Healthy Again" agenda — on food, medication, vaccinations — Kennedy has already given his supporters what they wanted and his detractors what they feared.

According to Robert F. Kennedy Jr., David Geier was hired to review historical vaccine safety data, not to lead an autism-related study.

A recent study conducted by the Ethics & Public Policy Center that found nearly 11% of women who used the popular abortion pill mifepristone experienced a “serious adverse event.”

Many health advocates and some leaders in Congress have growing concerns about how HHS cuts and RFK Jr.'s stance on vaccines are impacting public health.

The focus of Baldwin's questions during recent Congressional hearings was on the Milwaukee Public Schools lead crisis and lack of federal support. RFK Jr. claimed a team from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention was on the ground in Milwaukee assisting, a claim the city's health department said is not true.

"The trust issues are quite far-reaching" and impact public perception towards health-based changes across the U.S., a health professor told Newsweek.

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told CNN's Kaitlan Collins that it will "probably take another six months" to uncover the "most solid information" on autism causes during an interview on Thursday.