US EditionRFK Jr. says he’s ‘not familiar’ with $11b cuts to state and local health departments
- Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Stated he is "not familiar" with the proposed $11 billion cuts to health programs during an interview with CBS News.
- Over 500 measles cases and two deaths have occurred in Texas, where unvaccinated children were primarily affected, as reported by state officials.
- Despite being a long-time vaccine skeptic, Kennedy now encourages people to get the measles vaccine, stating it is the "most effective way to prevent the virus from spreading."
- Kennedy emphasized the need for informed choices about vaccinations but opposes government mandates on them to ensure personal freedom.
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RFK Jr. fired all 26 experts in the CDC's Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program
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Doctors say Trump admin set to 'disrupt life-saving public health programs'
Researchers who study sickle cell anemia, autism, and more were all laid off this month from the CDC, thus, preventing potentially lifesaving research in its proverbial tracks, according to multiple CBS news sources. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. reportedly “wiped out the entire leadership team atop CDC's National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities.” He also eliminated key support staff who were “r…
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