Health officials discuss screen-time harms at Great American State Fair's MAHA Monday
The Great American State Fair in Washington concluded its two‑week run with a second “MAHA Monday,” a program highlighting the Make America Healthy Again initiative.
STAT reporters Alex Hogan and Chelsea Cirruzzo attended and spoke with Health and Human Services senior adviser Calley Means about how health and wellness are being framed within American identity.
They also interviewed acting Surgeon General Stephanie Haridopolos, who referenced the latest surgeon‑general advisory warning about the negative effects of excessive screen use.
The event underscored the administration’s focus on public‑health messaging, though no new policies or regulations were announced.
This writeup was produced by pharmadog from original reporting by STAT.
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