RFK Jr. questions vaccine safety at anti-vaccine organization gathering
Summary
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. spoke at an event for the anti-vaccine group he founded, saying the Trump administration is working to change federal vaccine policies. He questioned the safety of routine vaccines and highlighted efforts to study vaccine safety, while President Trump supports his work.Key Facts
- Robert F. Kennedy Jr. gave a keynote speech to the anti-vaccine group Children's Health Defense.
- He questioned the safety of routine childhood vaccines and suggested they might cause chronic illnesses.
- President Trump supports expanding vaccine safety studies and allowing more vaccine options without federal mandates.
- Kennedy emphasized the government is working slowly because of legal and bureaucratic processes.
- The administration signed an executive order to reduce mandatory childhood vaccinations and change vaccine schedules.
- Health experts say vaccine safety is well established and backed by years of scientific research.
- Kennedy said several studies on vaccine safety, timing, and related health issues are underway within the Department of Health and Human Services.
- Experts expressed doubt about the scientific quality of Kennedy’s vaccine safety research.
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