RFK Jr. Under Fire for Downplaying Measles Outbreak as 'Not Unusual'
2025-02-28
ABC News
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has sparked controversy with his comments on the measles outbreak in West Texas and New Mexico, describing it as 'not unusual'. As a prominent vaccine skeptic, Kennedy's remarks have raised concerns among health experts, who warn that the outbreak poses a significant public health risk. With the measles outbreak showing no signs of slowing down, Kennedy's stance has ignited debate over vaccination policies and the role of public health officials in preventing the spread of infectious diseases, including measles and other vaccine-preventable illnesses, highlighting the importance of herd immunity and vaccine awareness.