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RFK Jr.’s statements about autism and environmental toxins conflict with ample research
His remarks came after a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report on autism’s prevalence among children that found 1 in 31 8-year-olds have autism, up from 1 in 36 two years before. The CDC linked the rise to better screening and greater awareness, contradicting Kennedy.
In a speech in Nashville, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said that his policy perspectives are influenced by the 14-year heroin ...
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said the percentage of Americans with chronic diseases has gone up 20 times in six decades. That makes ...
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U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told a personal story of his own heroin addiction and recovery ...
The National Institutes of Health’s sweeping cuts of grants that fund scientific research are inflicting pain almost ...
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announces sickle-cell treatment program in Charleston while assuring SC Sen. Tim Scott that federal ...
Considering its positive portrayal of autism, 'Love of the Spectrum' Season 3 offers rebuttal to RFK, Jr. statement targeting ...
Cutting these programs now is not just shortsighted, it’s dangerous,” the director of the Kansas City Health Department said.
A large group of teenagers on bikes were caught on cellphone cameras looting a Ralphs, releasing pepper spray in the Los ...
"We need to identify the exposures that are causing this epidemic and compensate the families of the injured." ...
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