When Robert F. Kennedy Jr. sought to be confirmed as Donald Trump’s secretary of Well being and Human Companies (HHS), he needed to overcome an extended document of fringe anti-science beliefs. He had indulged in conspiracies about chem trails, questioned whether or not HIV was the precise reason behind AIDS, and, most notably, spread the repeatedly debunked theory that childhood vaccinations may result in autism.
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