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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is an anti-vaccine activist.
One evening in Austin, Texas, about 20 years ago, a psychiatrist threw a dinner party, inviting doctors and notable names from the medical establishment to meet a guest of honour: Andrew Wakefield. After niceties, Wakefield stood in front of a slideshow presentation, his 1998 Lancet study on the …
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Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. plans to investigate climate and weather control, an idea gaining traction as an updated twist on a fringe theory linking airplane vapor trails, or contrails, to toxic substances that poison people. Kennedy is expected to create a task …
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Governments across Latin America are stepping up efforts to vaccinate their populations against measles, as outbreaks in North America drive a 34-fold increase in the number of cases reported in the region this year.Measles cases have surged worldwide to a 25-year high, due to low vaccine coverage …
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CLEVELAND, Ohio – The Make America Healthy Again movement, led by Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr., is urging Americans to stop cooking with seed oils — a claim that health experts say is misleading and potentially dangerous. Kennedy argues that seed oils cause …
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While plowing a wheat field in rural Washington state in the 1990s, William Wallace spotted a gray plane overhead that he believed was releasing chemicals to make him sick. The rancher began to suspect that all white vapor trails from aircraft might be dangerous. He shared his concern with …
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Elisabeth MahaseThe BMJVaccine misinformation and disinformation being spread in the US—including by senior politicians—is affecting patients and researchers in Europe, experts have warned.Speaking at the World Vaccine Congress Europe in Amsterdam on 14 October, public health policy makers and …
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AI-assisted summaryPartisan attacks on public health initiatives are undermining efforts to control COVID-19.Claims linking COVID-19 vaccines to pediatric deaths are disputed, citing data on hospitalizations and long COVID in children.The U.S. needs a unified, non-partisan approach to public health …
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As has been the case each year since 2022, updated COVID-19 vaccines were released leading into the fall season, and the shots should be broadly available to people age 6 months and up. For the first time, however, the vaccines are not approved for all age groups, and the vaccines are recommended …
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Published 2025-10-10 05:00 5:00 October 10, 2025 am It had been a decade since Jess Deis’ last women’s wellness exam when Kentucky expanded Medicaid and she finally qualified for the state insurance program. Physicians recommend a cervical cancer screening — also referred to as a Pap smear, which …
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This editorial is the fourth in a series by the Akron Beacon Journal Editorial Board exploring the impact federal budget cuts and policies are having on this region and its residents.Remember when we relied on agencies like the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention or the Advisory …
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