CDC website altered to reflect RFK Jr’s belief in link between vaccines and autism

The GuardianThursday, November 20, 2025 at 11:30:12 PM
CDC website altered to reflect RFK Jr’s belief in link between vaccines and autism
  • The CDC has altered its vaccine safety webpage to align with Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s views, suggesting a potential link between vaccines and autism, which contradicts scientific consensus.
  • This change raises significant concerns regarding the integrity and reliability of information provided by the CDC, an agency that has historically maintained that vaccines are safe and do not cause autism.
  • The revision reflects ongoing debates about vaccine safety and public health messaging, highlighting tensions between scientific evidence and public perception, particularly in the context of rising vaccine hesitancy.
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