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Potential health role for RFK Jr. under Trump administration discussed

Former U.S. President Donald Trump recently welcomed Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to the stage at a Turning Point Action campaign rally in Duluth, Georgia. Trump has indicated that Kennedy, a vaccine skeptic and conspiracy theorist, will play a significant role in health care within his administration if he wins the presidency. Kennedy, who lacks medical or scientific credentials, has been critical of drug companies and federal health agencies, suggesting that certain vaccines should be removed from the market.

The possibility of Kennedy having a role in the government has raised concerns within the health community. Experts fear that elevating Kennedy could lead to lower vaccination rates, an increase in preventable diseases, and greater distrust in federal health agencies. Kennedy's track record of spreading misinformation about vaccines and other health issues has drawn criticism from health experts who worry about the potential consequences of his influence.

While Kennedy's proposals for overhauling federal health agencies may face challenges in

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