When science serves a cause, truth takes a back seat. This post explores how activism distorts research and why it matters.

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HHS SECRETARY ROBERT F. KENNEDY JR.: People get measles because they don’t vaccinate. They get measles because the vaccine wanes. The vaccines wane about 4.8% per year. And so, you know, that — it’s a ...