In the article’s opening line, RFK Jr stated he is “deeply concerned about the recent measles outbreak.” He reflected on the days before the first measles vaccine was licensed for public use ...

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There is little hope for my countrymen and countrywomen. It could also be that there will be little impact with RFK Jr at the helm. His pronouncements are so outlandish that they may be met with a ...

More than 17,000 doctors signed a letter urging the Senate to reject his bid. RFK Jr. assured his fellow cabinet members Wednesday that his team is “following the measles epidemic every day.” ...

But over in Washington, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. seemed relatively unconcerned by the spread of the disease. “It’s not unusual,” Kennedy said of the ...

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has expressed skepticism of childhood psychiatric medication such as Adderall and Prozac despite medical experts standing by their safety and effectiveness.

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently ordered the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to halt its “Wild to Mild” campaign promoting the flu vaccine.

In Donald Trump’s first Cabinet meeting of his second term, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. downplayed the severity of a measles outbreak in South Texas that has already caused the first ...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. began his welcoming remarks by discussing America's chronic disease crisis, noting that 60% of adults have at least one chronic disease and health care costs exceed $4 trillion.