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After RFK Jr. fires vaccine advisors, doctors brace for blitz on childhood shots

Outrage has been swift after Kennedy announced the "clean sweep" of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's vaccine advisory panel, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP).

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RFK Jr. fires entire 17-member CDC vaccine board. Here are the vaccines they recommended

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RFK Jr.’s Vaccine Purge Won’t Make America Healthy

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How one meeting in 2020 and a GOP senator helped create RFK Jr.’s vaccine wreck

Liberal ideology and Republican politics laid groundwork for Kennedy’s remaking of the CDC’s vaccine panel.

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RFK Jr.’s mass firing of vaccine advisory panel misses the mark

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RFK Jr.’s HHS Shakeup Spares Dr. Plescia, Backer Of Vaccine Credentials

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After RFK Jr. autism claims, CT families respond — one with a poem

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. painted a bleak picture of people with autism spectrum disorder, or ASD, that was especially hurtful to some.

‘Absolutely insane’ RFK Jr. fact-checked by doctors after bizarre Fox News appearance

Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. made several false claims about vaccines in a Thursday appearance on Fox News.

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Doctor Reacts to RFK Jr.'s Health Claims

Kennedy Jr.'s views on health. Following is a partial transcript of the video (note that errors are possible): Varshavski: As a practicing doctor and someone who deeply cares about public health, I've been quite vocal about my criticism towards RFK Jr.

Health experts say a little-known form of science denial explains RFK Jr.’s views on vaccines and disease

Kennedy’s unorthodox ideas about a wide range of health subjects may appear disparate to those who haven’t trawled through his more than a dozen books.

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Despite Kennedy’s claims, vaccines have been tested in placebo-controlled studies

US Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has repeatedly claimed in public statements that most vaccines recommended for children in the US have not been tested against placebos, and particularly inert placebos such as saline solution or water.

Is autism on the rise? Expert fact-checks recent claims

The U.S. federal health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has made several debated claims about autism prevalence, including that it has become 'an epidemic'. A board certified family medicine physician helps us fact-check these claims.

RFK Jr.'s Rapid Vaccine Agenda Sets Stage to Chip Away at Shots

US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s dismissal of a key panel that advises on immunizations policy is a significant step in implementing his longstanding blueprint to cast doubt on the effectiveness and safety of a broad range of vaccines.