7/9 Dr. Peter Marks, placed responsibility squarely: "This is the epitome of an absolute needless death.

These kids should get vaccinated—that's how you prevent people from dying of measles."

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#PreventableTragedy #ExpertWarning

8/9 Kennedy promoted unproven vitamin A treatment for measles, despite doctors reporting children hospitalized with vitamin A toxicity after parents attempted to use it instead of vaccines.

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#MisinformationDangers #UnprovenTreatments

6/9 Even now, CDC messaging has weakened, calling vaccination a "personal choice" rather than follow decades of clear public health guidance encouraging vaccination to prevent outbreaks.

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#PublicHealthMessaging #VaccinationGuidance

5/9 The measles outbreak exploded under Kennedy's watch, with cases more than doubling compared to all of 2024. The West Texas outbreak has spread to New Mexico, Oklahoma, Kansas and even Mexico.

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#DiseaseSpread #PublicHealthFailure

4/9 Before becoming Health Secretary, Kennedy was a notorious anti-vaccine advocate who spread misinformation. His appointment alarmed public health experts precisely because of fears that vaccine-preventable diseases would resurge.
#VaccineSkepticism #AppointmentConcerns
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3/9 Only after these tragic deaths did Kennedy acknowledge: "The most effective way to prevent the spread of measles is the MMR vaccine." This basic public health fact has been established for decades—the vaccine has been used safely for 60+ years.
#MMRVaccine #HealthFacts #RFKJrVaccineSkeptic

2/9 Kennedy traveled to Texas Sunday after a second child died from measles complications.

This marks the third measles-related death in the outbreak that has infected nearly 570 people across multiple states.
#MeaslesOutbreak #PreventableDeaths
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