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Concerns Rise Over Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Nomination as HHS Secretary

Dr. Scott Gottlieb warns RFK Jr.'s appointment could lead to health crises and increased vaccine hesitancy.

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Updated: Nov 29th, 2024, 6:25 PM ET

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Scott Gottlieb raises alarms regarding Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s nomination as HHS secretary, predicting potential declines in vaccination rates and resurgence of infectious diseases. Medical experts express concern that Kennedy's anti-vaccine stance may undermine public health efforts. Former Surgeon General Jerome Adams emphasizes that Republicans could be held responsible for any preventable outbreaks. With a divided opinion within the GOP, Kennedy's confirmation remains uncertain as concerns about public health grow.

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