RFK Jr. seeks federal health data to challenge vaccine safety under Trump administration

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. seeks access to federal health data to argue that vaccines are unsafe, according to Howard Lutnick, a co-chair of Donald Trump's transition team. Lutnick stated that Kennedy aims to use this data to push for vaccine removal if Trump wins. Kennedy, who endorsed Trump after suspending his presidential campaign, has been promised a significant role in health policy. Trump has indicated he would allow Kennedy to reorganize health agencies, raising concerns among public health experts about potential impacts on vaccination efforts. Public health advocates warn that Kennedy's influence could revive debunked anti-vaccine claims, jeopardizing public health. Experts emphasize that undermining vaccination could lead to severe health consequences, particularly for children.


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