From his stances on vaccines to industrial farming and abortion, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faces tough questions from senators.

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Parents have heard so much misinformation,” Kaye Hayes, a federal infectious disease official, said in a statement announcing the campaign. “Many of them are overwhelmed.”

That’s why Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s pledge to “Make America Healthy Again” as he campaigned alongside Donald Trump caught her attention. She liked the questions Kennedy raised about the role of processed foods in America's obesity epidemic .

At the very least, he will have an enormous megaphone for claims that have been widely challenged—and in many cases debunked—by both science and industry experts. Kennedy follows a pattern of exaggerating the health benefits of certain food substances while minimizing the risks of those substances. These views merit examination: