Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is scheduled to undergo rotator cuff surgery on Tuesday, according to a report from Washington. The health secretary, known for his Make America Healthy Again campaign, is expected to return to work on Monday, just days after the procedure.

Kennedy's surgery comes as he continues to lead the Department of Health and Human Services amid ongoing healthcare policy debates. The rotator cuff procedure, while common, will temporarily sideline the high-profile cabinet member during a critical period for healthcare reform initiatives. His Make America Healthy Again campaign has been central to the administration's health policy agenda.

The brief medical leave raises questions about continuity in health policy leadership, though Kennedy's quick return suggests minimal disruption to departmental operations. As one of the administration's most visible cabinet members, his recovery timeline and return to public duties will be closely watched by both supporters and critics of his healthcare initiatives.