Measles outbreaks and several new deaths have reignited the debate about measles vaccines in the United States.; US Secretary of Health Robert F. Kennedy is accused of being partly responsible for the deaths because of his criticism of vaccines.; Kennedy denies this and writes in a post that he "has repeatedly pointed to vaccines as the most effective way to prevent measles".; But is that correct? CheckDet delves into Kennedy's previous statemen…
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Measles outbreaks and several new deaths have reignited the debate about measles vaccines in the United States.; US Secretary of Health Robert F. Kennedy is accused of being partly responsible for the deaths because of his criticism of vaccines.; Kennedy denies this and writes in a post that he "has repeatedly pointed to vaccines as the most effective way to prevent measles".; But is that correct? CheckDet delves into Kennedy's previous statemen…