How RFK Jr’s mixed messages on vaccines are impacting scientific research – podcast | Science

With the expansion of measles throughout the United States, the comments of the Minister of Health Robert Kennedy Junior were scrutinized. Kennedy said that the best way to prevent measles is to obtain vaccination – but it also caused pediatricians, vaccine experts and legislators by strengthening vitamin A and feeding as cobbled treatments and skepticism about the MMR vaccine safety test. He also recently announced a scientific effort led by the United States to prove the reason for what the “autism” description, with some of the experts concerned that this study will support the doubtful relationship on a large scale between autism and vaccines. American health correspondence, Jessica Glenza Ian, a sample, the Guardian Editor, tells how these mixed messages already affect scientific research.