Anti-vaccine group founded by RFK Jr. weaponizes child’s measles death

Consistent with his anti-scientific positions, he assumed that he circulated the virus to find immune specimens: it's a terrible idea

THE OTHER SIDE: The gender war - The Berkshire Edge

As with Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s claim that childhood vaccines are more dangerous than the fatal childhood diseases they are designed to combat, that the Measles vaccine can cause autism, Trump’s gender war is yet another occasion where unsupported dogma contradicts medical and psychological experience.

Kennedy Instructs Anti-Vaccine Group to Remove Fake C.D.C. Page

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the nation’s health secretary, on Saturday instructed leaders of the nonprofit he founded to take down a web page that mimicked the design of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s site but laid out a case that vaccines cause autism. The page had been published on a site apparently registered to the nonprofit, the anti-vaccine group Children’s Health Defense. Mr. Kennedy’s action came after The New York Times inq…

COMMENTARY. The link between autism and vaccines has been proven false time and time again. So what is causing the increase in autism diagnoses?

Vaccines save lives; politics kill — Bobby Kennedy’s nutty ideas put Americans at risk - Hawaii Tribune-Herald

Vaccines are a modern miracle, saving an estimated 154 million lives in the last half-century. Vaccine skepticism is a fast-spreading virus against which America’s inoculation is flagging.

‘Everybody has to die’: Anti-vax parents unmoved by kid’s measles death

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s dangerous anti-vaxx nonprofit, Children Health Defense, has two new star spokespeople: the parents of the 6-year-old Texas girl who died ...