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The Honorable Robert F. Kenmore, Secretary of Health Truth

The Honorable Robert F. Kenmore, Secretary of Health Truth

An Official Federal Department

Truth in health. From your federal government.

Welcome to the Department of Health Truth — issuing advisories, conducting research, and correcting the record on behalf of the American people.

Letter from the Secretary

“For too long, Americans have been told what is true by people who have not lived it. This Department exists to correct that. We will publish what we know — and what we suspect — without fear of contradiction by the so-called scientific consensus. Truth is not a peer-reviewed journal. Truth is what you remember after the fever breaks.”

— Robert F. Kenmore, Secretary

Latest Advisories

From the Office of the Secretary.

Advisory 2026-010

Wireless Radiation: Federal Concern Notice for All 5G Infrastructure

The Department of Health Truth hereby issues a Federal Concern Notice regarding the proliferation of fifth-generation (5G) wireless infrastructure across the United States. The Department's position is that the cumulative biological effects of pervasive non-ionizing electromagnetic radiation have not been adequately studied — by which the Department means: have not been studied to the Secretary's satisfaction.

Dissent: 4 of 4 senior staff

Advisory 2026-009

Ivermectin Made Available Over-the-Counter for All Indications

Effective immediately, the Department of Health Truth supports the over-the-counter availability of ivermectin for human use across all indications, including but not limited to viral respiratory infection, cancer, anxiety, "general malaise," and "the feeling that something is off." The Department acknowledges that ivermectin is not, by any prevailing scientific standard, an antiviral or antineoplastic agent. The Department considers prevailing scientific standards to be a moving target.

Dissent: 4 of 4 senior staff

Advisory 2026-008

Sunscreen Reclassified as Non-Essential Cosmetic

The Department of Health Truth has determined that the routine use of broad-spectrum sunscreen by the general public reflects an excessive — and possibly culturally introduced — fear of natural sunlight. Effective immediately, sunscreen is reclassified from "essential summer health product" to "non-essential cosmetic," and shall be removed from federal procurement schedules.

Dissent: 4 of 4 senior staff

Voices from the Citizenry

What Americans are saying about the Department's work.

Sarah M., Phoenix, AZ
My toddler had a 104° fever for six days because Tylenol was pulled from every shelf in my zip code under that advisory. We drove to three states. I don't know if her ears will recover. The Department called us to ask for permission to use our story 'as a positive example.' I said no. They used it anyway.
Sarah M., Phoenix, AZ★★★★★

Featured by the Department of Health Truth as an example of "Citizens Discovering the Body's Resilience."

Ana R., Lubbock, TX
My son caught measles in second grade. He's seven. He's been in the hospital for nine days. The school said the recommended schedule was 'a guideline now.' Two of his classmates are also there. One is in the ICU. I want the Department to look me in the eye.
Ana R., Lubbock, TX★★★★★

Featured by the Department of Health Truth as an example of "Restoring the Pre-Industrial Childhood."

Marcus T., Cleveland, OH
My mother stopped chemotherapy six weeks into her treatment. She showed me an advisory from this Department about 'industrial cancer protocols' and a Substack post from the Secretary. She is no longer with us. I would like to speak with someone. The voicemail is full.
Marcus T., Cleveland, OH★★★★★

Featured by the Department of Health Truth as an example of "Patient-Led Care in the New Era."

Department Leadership (Filing Grievances Daily)

Dr. Eleanor Westbrook, Deputy Secretary of Health Truth

Dr. Eleanor Westbrook

Deputy Secretary of Health Truth

Dr. Amelia Hartline, Acting Surgeon General

Dr. Amelia Hartline

Acting Surgeon General

Josephine Kovak, J.D., General Counsel

Josephine Kovak, J.D.

General Counsel

Daniel Reisman, Assistant Secretary for Public Communications

Daniel Reisman

Assistant Secretary for Public Communications

“For too long, Americans have been told what is true. This Department exists to correct that.”