Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. makes controversial claims linking Tylenol to autism, igniting debate over his unproven theories and their implications for public health policies.
In a surprising turn, the federal vaccine advisory committee canceled its October meeting, raising concerns about the future of childhood vaccination standards amid a controversial administration's influence.
President Trump has made headlines by advising pregnant women to avoid Tylenol, citing unproven links to autism. This article delves into his claims, the facts about autism, and the science behind acetaminophen use during pregnancy.
The Trump administration, led by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., has made autism research a priority, igniting discussions among scientists and the autism community. Share your views with the Washington Post for a chance to be featured!
Experts warn that America's health system is unprepared for the next infectious disease outbreak, criticizing Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s vaccine policies and the rookie advisors he appointed. Former CDC leaders express grave concerns over significant cuts and lack of expertise.
A new panel of federal immunization advisers, appointed by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., showcases their extensive expertise in vaccines and science, sparking discussions on public health.
In a bold move, Senator Adam Schiff has urged health insurers to ensure full coverage of routine vaccines like COVID-19 and measles, regardless of controversial CDC recommendations. This comes after significant changes in the advisory panel led by vaccine skeptic Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
In a dramatic Senate hearing, former CDC officials accused Robert F Kennedy Jr of undermining public health efforts and politicizing vaccine policies, raising alarming concerns about the future of disease prevention in the U.S.
In a surprising turn, Senator Cassidy expresses doubts over the new vaccine advisory panel appointed by Health Secretary Kennedy, questioning the future of childhood vaccines and their impact on public health.
In a gripping Senate hearing, former CDC director Susan Monarez reveals the political turmoil surrounding vaccine recommendations under Robert F. Kennedy Jr., sparking heated debates on childhood immunization policies.
