CDC, autism and vaccine
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In an interview published Friday, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told the New York Times that he’d personally directed the CDC to put a new page on the agency’s website, casting doubt on the fact that vaccines don’t cause autism.
The website now says, “the claim ‘vaccines do not cause autism’ is not an evidence-based claim because studies have not ruled out the possibility that infant vaccines cause autism.”
Experts split as CDC halts primate studies tied to RFK Jr.’s MAHA agenda, leaving hundreds of research monkeys in limbo.
Sen. Bill Cassidy avoided blaming RFK Jr. even after the health secretary called for the CDC's erroneous website change on vaccines and autism.