Trump and RFK Jr. Stir Controversy with Vaccine and Fluoride Stances
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Donald Trump has indicated openness to Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s proposal to ban vaccines if elected president, suggesting a potential shift in public health policy. Trump mentioned Kennedy could have a significant role in his administration, possibly overseeing public health agencies. Kennedy, known for his anti-vaccine stance, claims Trump promised him control over health and food safety agencies. Trump also showed tentative support for Kennedy's controversial views on water fluoridation. The potential collaboration raises concerns about future public health strategies.
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- RFK Jr. says fluoride is ‘an industrial waste’ linked to cancer, diseases and disorders. Here’s what the science says CNN
- Trump might target fluoride in tap water. Here’s what the science says. The Washington Post
- Presidential candidates tour swing states in final push – as it happened The Guardian US
- Fluoride: What is it and why is it added to our drinking water? FOX 10 News Phoenix
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