The commission, established by President Donald Trump through an executive order and led by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a long-time anti-vaccine crusader, builds on a May commission assessment. That report linked processed foods and over-prescription of medications and vaccines to rising rates of childhood obesity, diabetes, autism, and ADHD. Health advocates and other experts said last month that the recommendations in a draft of the report lack scientific grounding and do little to address the real causes of poor health among children. The report also proposes exploring new guidelines to limit direct advertising of unhealthy foods to children, aiming to address misleading marketing practices. Some environmental groups criticised the report for not taking a harsher stance on pesticides.