Senate Committee Considers Nicole Saphier, MD, in Hearing to Be Surgeon General
She said childhood vaccines do not cause autism and called the MMR shot the strongest tool against measles.
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‘Childhood vaccines don’t cause autism’: Trump's Surgeon General nominee flips the script on RFK Jr.
Trump’s Surgeon General nominee Dr. Nicole Saphier faces tough vaccine questions from Sen. Bill Cassidy during her confirmation hearing. Saphier says she does not believe childhood vaccines cause autism and calls the MMR vaccine a key tool against measles.Watch Cassidy press Saphier for “clarity” on vaccines, autism, MMR safety and RFK Jr.’s vaccine policies.#NicoleSaphier #BillCassidy #SurgeonGeneral #Trump #RFKJr #MMRVaccine #Vaccines #Autism …
Senate committee considers Nicole Saphier, MD, in hearing to be surgeon general
Lawmakers questioned Nicole Saphier, MD, on abortion bans, vaccines and other preventive health issues during Wednesday’s hearing to be the next surgeon general.In May, President Donald J. Trump announced Saphier would replace Casey Means, MD, as his nominee for the position after months of a stalled process.
Surgeon general nominee won’t renounce RFK Jr. vaccine decisions
Ariel Cohen, Roll Call - Roll CallStephan: As measles, once thought eliminated in the United States returns, things are about to get worse. How bad is measles? The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported 3,471 confirmed measles cases across 47 jurisdictions so far this year. Meanwhile, Robert Kennedy continues to vomit out one lie after another about vaccines and health care. But that is not the end of Trump's healthcar…
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