"We're not taking vaccines away from anybody," said Robert F. Kennedy Jr. after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention sidelined six routine vaccines from its schedule for children. The flu vaccine is now recommended only for children at high risk of serious illness or after a consultation between doctors and parents, "which is how it ought to be," he said.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told CBS News that one key goal of the Trump administration's new dietary guidelines is to encourage protein consumption, defending them against criticism that it could lead to more saturated fat consumption.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. disagreed with the American Heart Association's long stance that saturated fats are a primary driver of cardiovascular disease as he vowed to end the "war on saturated fats" and emphasized protein in new dietary guidelines for Americans.
