In a recent BMJ opinion, OpenNotes leaders warn that a proposal by U.S. health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to eliminate public comment in federal health policymaking threatens transparency, public trust, and democratic values. The authors argue that public input has driven critical improvements in U.S. health policy—including transparency in drug pricing and patient access to medical records.
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