RFK Jr. Was Mountaineering in California as Measles Outbreak Worsened
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who went mountaineering over the weekend, has experts concerned over his handling of the West Texas ...
Secrecy and Turmoil Dominate RFK Jr.’s First Weeks as Health Secretary
After promising an ambitious effort to rid America of chronic disease, Kennedy has spent his early tenure defending his ...
RFK Jr. Slammed for Hiking in Coachella During Deadly Texas Measles Outbreak
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. came under fire after posting a photograph of himself hiking in California as a deadly measles outbreak ...
RFK Jr.’s focus on vitamin A for measles worries health experts
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s focus on vitamin A use to combat a growing measles outbreak in Texas is raising ...
‘He needs to do much more’: RFK Jr.’s measles response under scrutiny
The health secretary’s muted response to the first major disease outbreak on his watch worries even some allies.
RFK Jr. hit with backlash for posting smiling Coachella hiking photo during measles outbreak
Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy received backlash from critics and fans alike after posting photos ...
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Anti-Vaxxers Aghast as RFK Jr. Admits That Vaccines Are Pretty Fantastic
In the face of a major measles outbreak, HHS secretary Robert Kennedy Jr. has seemingly done a 180. Fellow anti-vaccine ...
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In the Face of a Measles Outbreak, Our Dingbat Health Secretary Is Recommending Cod Liver Oil
For the first time in decades, measles cases are on the rise in the United States — and our brainwormed health czar, Robert F ...
US measles epidemic: Vaccine or cod liver oil, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. leaves everyone free to choose
Known for his anti-vaccination stance, the new US Secretary of Health is facing his first challenge: Curbing the mainly Texas ...
Vitamin A as measles treatment? RFK Jr.'s comments spark discussion of benefits and risks
HHS secretary RFK Jr. considered vitamin A as a CDC-recommended therapeutic for supportive measles care. Public health and infectious disease experts weigh the benefits and risks.