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... people who are concerned about his record of spreading unfounded fears about vaccines. For example, he has long advanced the debunked idea that vaccines cause autism. Agriculture Secretary: Brooke Rollins Trump said he will nominate Rollins to be his agriculture secretary. Rollins, 52, was his last announced pick to lead ...
... in the early 2000s, Weldon had a prominent part in a debate about whether there was a relationship between a vaccine preservative called thimerosal and autism. He was a founding member of the Congressional Autism Caucus and tried to ban thimerosal from all vaccines. Kennedy, then a senior attorney for ...
... s Dave Weldon, the former Republican congressman. He's staunchly anti-abortion, skeptical of vaccines, has pushed the debunked idea that preservatives and vaccines cause autism. And he's going to potentially soon be leading the CDC, which is now has to be confirmed by the Senate. Does he fit ...
... vaccines. There are worries, too, about his history of false statements and beliefs in debunked conspiracy theories on subjects like HIV and AIDS, antidepressants, and autism. At the same time, he's pushing hard on some major problems that experts say are real, like nutrition, obesity, processed food among them ...
... foods. But Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has also said a lot of -- spread a lot of conspiracy theories, things like baseless claims that vaccines cause autism. He has blamed school shootings on anti-depressant use. And he's claimed that the FDA is actively suppressing the use of raw milk ...
... even in a GOP-controlled Senate. Kennedy has espoused misinformation around the safety of vaccines, including pushing a totally discredited theory that childhood vaccines cause autism. He also has said he would recommend removing fluoride from drinking water. The addition of the material has been cited as leading to improved ...
... did not suffer from any intellectual disability that would prevent him from knowing right from wrong, adding his post-arrest diagnosis of “mild, high-functioning” autism was of “questionable relevance” to the proceedings. Teixeira, who was part of the 102nd Intelligence Wing at Otis Air National Guard Base in Massachusetts ...
... So let's just start with Mr. Kennedy's vaccine skepticism, which is well-documented. In interviews, he's questioned their safety, linked vaccines to autism and to cancer. Do any of those claims have merit? Dr. Richard Besser: Amna, I'm also a pediatrician and practiced pediatrics for more ...
... Collins: Kids get them and they're fine. Howard Lutnick: Why do you think they're fine? We all know so many more people with autism than had it when we were young. Oh, come on. Laura Barron-Lopez: Tonight, both candidates head to battleground, Nevada as voters there file ...
... from an intellectual disability that prevents him from knowing right from wrong. They argued that Teixeira's post-arrest diagnosis as having “mild, high-functioning" autism "is of questionable relevance in these proceedings.” “Whatever developmental or social difficulties Teixeira may have experienced, his decision to illegally disclose national defense information ...
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