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Kelly McKenna spoke with KCTV 5 about the importance of daily recess following Kansas Governor Laura Kelly’s recent decision to veto a bill that would have ensured a daily recess for K-5 students and prohibited the practice of withholding recess as punishment.

Kelly McKenna joined KTLA 5’s Sunday Morning team to discuss Los Angeles Unified School District's decision to heighten screen time limits for K-12 students and how excessive screen time contributes to chronic disease development.

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Kelly McKenna joined KABC’s Randy Wang to discuss the scientific links between known exposure to harmful chemicals—such as pesticides and popular dry cleaning agents—and Parkinson’s Disease (PD).

Illinois lawmakers are pushing to remove ultra-processed foods from school lunches. End Chronic Disease CEO Kelly McKenna spoke about the importance of this kind of legislation in protecting against chronic disease risk.

Kelly McKenna penned an op-ed in Sunday's New York Post about the landscape of recess in New York schools and the promise of a recess-focused bill currently advancing through the New York legislature.

Nevada had the highest increase in obesity of any state in 2024, per CDC data. End Chronic Disease joined KTNV to talk about wide-ranging factors that can drive obesity risk and the promise of childhood interventions.

End Chronic Disease spoke with WHAS 11 Louisville about Indiana’s new, bipartisan “bell-to-bell” cell phone bill — signed into law in March — and what it means from a chronic disease prevention perspective.

End Chronic Disease joined health advocate and celebrity actor Ethan Suplee as well as country singer and cancer survivor Joshua Ray Walker on Suplee’s newsest podcast, “LifeLONG with Ethan Suplee."

ECD’s Kelly McKenna joined FOX 5 DC’s “Good Day DC” to share information about autoimmune disease symptoms, pathology, and prevention.

CBS 6 Albany covered New York’s proposed K-5 recess bill, which End Chronic Disease has been advocating for closely. The idea for the bill initially came out of a fourth grade student project.

End Chronic Disease published an op-ed in City & State New York advocating for AB 6939, a bill currently advancing through the State Legislature that would require 30 minutes of recess in K-5 New York schools.

End Chronic Disease’s Kelly McKenna delivered testimony about the importance of PE and preventive health education in K-12 schools, driving a 12-0 vote to advance HCR2015 forward

Kelly McKenna joined Genevieve Glass of Spectrum News to discuss the newly released U.S. Federal Dietary Guidelines

End Chronic Disease spoke with the Washington Examiner about why expanding access to therapeutics like GLP-1s is an important step in helping address chronic diseases that disproportionately impact low income populations

End Chronic Disease spoke with the Washington Examiner about how seasonal clock changing contributes to chronic disease development, and how efforts to do away with the changes once and for all are gaining momentum

Kelly McKenna joined FOX’s Marla Tellez to reflect on Governor Newsom’s signing of AB 1264, what this means for chronic disease, and the promising path ahead

End Chronic Disease Board Member Nic Jammet reflects on AB 1264’s historic passing and how California policies often set the tone for the rest of the nation

End Chronic Disease’s Kelly McKenna and Assemblymember Jesse Gabriel (Encino) joined Eytan Wallace to discuss California Bill AB 1264.

Kelly McKenna joined FOX LA to give an update on AB 1264, one of the most bipartisan bills in the history of California, which is now on Governor Newsom’s desk for signature

End Chronic Disease's Christina Pascucci writes about the importance of California school lunch bill AB 1264 and End Chronic Disease’s work in supporting the bill

End Chronic Disease CEO Kelly McKenna joined FOX 11 Los Angeles to discuss California’s AB 1264, an important bill that would ban harmful ultra-processed foods from school lunches

Axios’ Alex Isenstadt highlights state policy efforts aimed at curbing chronic disease, highlighting End Chronic Disease’s contributions and perspective that “this is just the beginning"

KABC Radio host Frank Mottek and Environmental Working Group’s Bernadette Del Chiaro recapped a successful lobbying day in Sacramento as End Chronic Disaese joined advocates and stakeholders to discuss school lunch bill AB 1264

In a deep-dive essay on the MAHA movement and HHS efforts under Secretary Kennedy so far, STAT News emphasized the country’s broad and bipartisan support for food and nutrition reform, citing End Chronic Disease’s Summer 2025 Poll

POLITICO exclusively covered End Chronic Disease’s Summer 2025 Preventive Health Poll, which showed that most Americans agree on the importance of preventive health reform

End Chronic Disaese commissioned a poll to examine voter views on preventive health policy concepts, especially in schools - such as mandating nutrition education, toxin reduction, recess requirements, screen time limits, and more. Respondents substantially supported the concepts polled across demographics and party lines

Christina Pascucci reminded viewers of FOX's Trace Gallagher the importance of not being distracted by divisive headlines and keeping in mind the more pressing issues our country faces, highlighting End Chronic Disease's work in fighting for better nutrition for our nation’s kids

End Chronic Disease’s Kelly McKenna joined KABC's Mottek on Money to discuss the White House's executive order re-establishing the Presidential Fitness Test

An article for National Review covers End Chronic Disease’s efforts in helping drive state wins for preventive health, such as school lunch and fitness improvements

Kelly McKenna, CEO of End Chronic Disease, joins Bruce Cook's podcast to talk about her experience overcoming chronic autoimmune disease by changing her diet; about ECD's mission; and about how individuals can make small changes to realize meaningful health improvements

End Chronic Disease’s Nora Kenney published an Op-Ed in the New York Post about a growing body of evidence linking the ketogenic diet to improved mental health