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RFK Jr urges parents to vaccinate kids amid record measles outbreak

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RFK Jr urges parents to vaccinate kids amid record measles outbreak
RFK Jr urges parents to vaccinate kids amid record measles outbreak
The advice from the longtime vaccine critic comes during the worst year for measles in  the United States in more than three decades.
Guardian US
Guardian US11 hrs ago
RFK Jr tells US families to vaccinate children against measles amid outbreak
Health secretary, longtime vaccination skeptic, spent years boosting misinformation about vaccines including MMR Robert F Kennedy Jr, the US health secretary, on Sunday told American parents that they should get their children vaccinated against measles, as the surge in infections has reached numbers not seen in the pa
CNN
CNN13 hrs ago
HHS Secretary RFK, Jr.: ‘Parents should get their children vaccinated for measles’
HHS Secretary RFK, Jr.: ‘Parents should get their children vaccinated for measles’  CNN
Yahoo News
Yahoo News14 hrs ago
RFK Jr. says parents should vaccinate children against measles as U.S. cases hit a 35-year high
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said Sunday that parents should get their children vaccinated against measles, as the United States records its highest number of cases in 35 years.Speaking on CNN's "State of the Union," Kennedy was asked by host Dana Bash, with the school year approaching, whe
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New York Post
New York Post🏁 first to report2 days ago
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