Robert F Kennedy JR, Minister of Health, changed his position on the development of the American measles, and previously described it as “not abnormal” before, and called it “serious.”
The outbreak has more than 140 children in the western Texas, and many other states are fighting the incident.
Last week, Kennedy, who preached wrong information about vaccination as a child, killed a six -year -old who was not vaccinated for the first time in 10 years, facing the backlash of a public health expert after minimizing this outbreak.
Then on Friday, on the post about X, the health minister tracked:
“Texas’s reclamation is a call for behavioral guidance to reaffirm our devotion to public health.”
As of last week, the United States reported a total of 164 measles in nine states, including Texas, neighboring New Mexico, California and Georgia. Washington reported the first event in infants during the weekend.
Kennedy said that after the first measles death after the first appearance in the elliptical office last week, the US journalists said that the United States is suffering from measles every year.
But on Sunday, at the essay published in Fox News, he had a different atmosphere. Kennedy encouraged his parents to talk with a doctor about the vaccination of measles. He said in the vaccine, “It not only protects individual children from measles, but also contributes to the exemption of community, protecting people who cannot be vaccinated for medical reasons.”
Measles are dangerous viruses that can cause various complications, including pneumonia, swelling and death.
Many of the population (more than 90%) must be vaccinated to protect pregnant women, children less than a year and immunity, and those who cannot shoot guns.
In the Gainz County in Western Texas, where Texas began, 82%of kindergarten is vaccinated against the virus.
Kennedy has not yet encouraged people to be vaccinated, and local health officials are important to slow down viruses.
Ron Cook, a family doctor and health official, told the BBC last week before Kennedy’s OP-ED.
In the past, Kennedy repeated the claim of vaccination as a child, but this year, he changed the course at a hearing confirmed that he had supported vaccinations.
The United States declared that measles were “removed” in the country in 2000, but in recent years, the virus has occurred several times as the antivirus emotion has increased.
