Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a known vaccine skeptic and Secretary of Health and Human Services, called for public vaccination as Texas faces a significant measles outbreak with 146 reported cases and a related death. This opinion piece, published on FoxNews.com, reflects a notable change from his earlier casual dismissal of outbreaks. Kennedy highlighted the critical role of vaccines in ensuring individual and community immunity, citing historical data on measles to argue for their necessity in protecting public health, especially as infection rates rise in areas with low vaccination rates.
Kennedy emphasized the role of vaccines in protecting not just individuals but also community health, urging citizens to take action amid Texas's measles outbreak.
He highlighted that vaccinations are crucial not only for individual protection but also for community immunity, which safeguards those who cannot receive vaccines for medical reasons.
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