President-elect Donald Trump and Health nominee Robert F. Kennedy Jr. are not likely to support outgoing administration's alcohol warning labels concerning cancer risks.
U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy recommended these labels, noting alcohol increases the risk of multiple cancers.
Resistance stems from traditional GOP opposition to regulation, strong industry lobbying, and a Republican-controlled Congress unlikely to approve the proposal.
Trump's history with alcohol in his family could complicate his support, yet his administration is focused on slashing government regulations.
Industry influence is significant, with substantial campaign contributions aimed at maintaining the current status quo on alcohol marketing.
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