Measles, Populism, and the Shallow Rhetoric of HHS Leadership
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Grayson Logue argues that HHS leadership, including RFK Jr., dodges straight discussion of measles and vaccine science, framing public health as a political debate about lifestyle while neglecting the traditional pillars of public health—sanitation, vaccination, and medical best practices.
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