Study Confirms RFK Jr.'s Vaccine Policy Changes Put America's Most Vulnerable Toddlers at Risk
A new study has found that changes to the measles vaccine programme under Robert F. Kennedy Jr. are harmful to some of the most vulnerable children — specifically toddlers who receive a combination shot. The research confirms that the anti-vaccine policy shifts are having real, measurable negative consequences for child health. The children affected are described as among the most at-risk.
Why It Matters
Vaccine policy decisions in the US set a tone globally and can embolden anti-vaccine movements in other countries, including India, which has its own vaccination challenges. The science here is a clear counter to misinformation spreading worldwide.
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