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3 months agoMeasles Myths, EPA Showdown and the Science of Woolly Mice
RFK Jr.'s comments on vaccines and vitamin A spark debate about public health messaging regarding measles prevention.
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fromBusiness Insider
3 months agoRFK Jr. says vitamin A could help treat measles. Here's what doctors think.
Vitamin A may aid in treating measles but cannot prevent infection, prompting concerns about misinterpretation by anti-vaccine advocates.
Public health experts caution against reliance on vitamin A, emphasizing that vaccination is essential for measles prevention.
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fromWashington Post
3 months agoRFK Jr.'s focus on vitamin A for measles worries health experts
Health Secretary Kennedy promotes vitamin A for measles treatment, provoking concern among experts about the importance of vaccination.
Alternative medicine
fromBusiness Insider
3 months agoRFK Jr. says vitamin A could help treat measles. Here's what doctors think.
Vitamin A may aid in treating measles but cannot prevent infection, prompting concerns about misinterpretation by anti-vaccine advocates.
Public health experts caution against reliance on vitamin A, emphasizing that vaccination is essential for measles prevention.
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NYC parents
fromArs Technica
3 months agoMeasles outbreak hits 208 cases as federal response goes off the rails
Excessive Vitamin A can cause severe health issues, including brain pressure and liver damage.
Kennedy's endorsement of certain treatments raises concerns about medical safety and efficacy.
The CDC's planned study on MMR and autism contradicts established research findings.
Political concerns arise regarding vaccine skepticism and its impact on public health.
NYC parents
fromArs Technica
3 months agoMeasles outbreak hits 208 cases as federal response goes off the rails
Excessive Vitamin A can cause severe health issues, including brain pressure and liver damage.
Kennedy's endorsement of certain treatments raises concerns about medical safety and efficacy.
The CDC's planned study on MMR and autism contradicts established research findings.
Political concerns arise regarding vaccine skepticism and its impact on public health.
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