US EditionRFK Jr. says people shouldn't take his medical advice when asked about vaccines at hearing
- During a congressional hearing on Wednesday, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Stated that people should not rely on his medical guidance concerning vaccines.
- Kennedy’s ambiguous stance followed longstanding criticism and scrutiny over his past promotion of debunked claims linking vaccines to autism and vaccine safety concerns.
- During the hearing, Kennedy hedged when asked about vaccinating children against measles, polio, and chickenpox, stating his opinions were irrelevant and declining to give advice.
- The CDC reports over 1,000 measles cases in 31 states so far this year, mostly among unvaccinated people, with three deaths and outbreaks concentrated in Texas and New Mexico.
- Kennedy’s refusal to support vaccines during a growing outbreak and his warnings against taking his medical advice raised concerns about public health guidance and drew strong rebuke from lawmakers.
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None of the 76 Shots Kids Got Were Tested Against the Placebo
You might find RFK’s recent testimony before Congress very enlightening. Did you know that American children receive 76 shots by the time they are 18 years of age, and none of them are tested against a placebo except for COVID-19? “Well, the vaccine recommendations, Senator,” Robert Kennedy said, “are normally made through ASAP Advisory Committee […] The post None of the 76 Shots Kids Got Were Tested Against the Placebo appeared first on www.ind…
Trump's Crackpot Secretary of Health Admits That Literally Nobody Should Be Taking Medical Advice from Him
Fresh off his family's dip in Washington, DC's sewage-contaminated Rock Creek, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. is reminding us that he is no expert when it comes to healthcare — the thing he was nominated to run. When speaking to the House of Representatives — his first appearance before Congress since his confirmation hearings in January — the allegedly brainwormed Health and Human Services secretary said the quiet part out loud when attempting to wease…
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