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Surprise: Trump’s Pick for CDC Chief Has Spread the Debunked Claim That Vaccines Can Cause Autism
The Washington Post reports that Weldon—a physician and former congressman whom anti-vaccine activists wanted to lead the CDC during Trump’s first term—has a “record of promoting the disproven link between vaccines and autism in the face of overwhelming scientific evidence attesting to the safety and efficacy of vaccines.
Marjorie Taylor Greene roasted online for unequivocally saying ‘vaccines cause autism’ - As one observer noted, Greene’s ...
Greene reposted a video of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who Trump has nominated as the next secretary of the Department of Health ...
Today's health news includes an exit interview with the CDC's Mandy Cohen, the average BMI in the US declined in 2023, and ...
Greene declared her latest conspiracy theory in a post to X, where it was hit with a corrective community note ...
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) took to X on Monday to falsely state that vaccines caused autism—but not without backlash.
CDC director nominee Weldon, a vaccine-skeptic, has raised questions about the safety of measles, mumps, rubella and HPV ...
Public health experts worry that Weldon could undermine confidence in vaccines even as infectious-disease threats such as ...
President-elect Trump said he thinks there are “problems” with vaccines and again drew a false connection between vaccines ...
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