- 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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