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Do you damage our children “healthy” decisions?

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Do you damage our children “healthy” decisions?

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Were you or someone you love through the advance of making America healthy again?

Then you need, my friend, urgently need our new series: The Road, America again (Maha). In the next few weeks we will deal with some of the origins, conspiracy theories and power representatives who led us at that moment and what it could mean for our health.

After visiting the families of measles victims in Texas, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. explained to X: “The MMR vaccine is the most effective way to prevent the spread of measles.” But his story, which promotes the cause of anti-vaccination and questionable alternative medication, has civil servants, parents and even the Maha constituency for public healthcare.

For the second episode in our way to the Maha series, the Senior Science and Health editor of NPR and the senior reporter Brandy Zadrozny, the senior reporter from NBC News, conduct how the rhetoric of anti-accine rhetoric led to public health at this moment.

This episode was produced by Alexis Williams. It was edited by Neena Pathak. Our supervised producer is Barton Girdwood. Our executive producer is ACALYN Williams. Our Vice President of Programming is Yolanda Sangweni.