Medical leaders express concerns about process and composition
1 Sep 18 · 5d ago · 1 article · 1 source · development 1 of 2
Aaron Carroll of AcademyHealth and American Medical Association President Willie Underwood III both emphasized that credibility depends on transparent process and scientific rigor, and noted that the new slate departs from traditional primary care composition.
“The Task Force needs members, but the credibility of its recommendations depends on a transparent process, rigorous evidence review, and strong scientific support.”
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. HHS SecretaryAaron Carroll President and CEO, AcademyHealthWillie Underwood III President, American Medical AssociationJohn Wong Former USPSTF Vice Chair, Tufts Medical CenterEsa Davis Former USPSTF Vice Chair, University of Maryland
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