Trump's Vaccine Dilemma: A Critical Conversation with RFK Jr.

President-elect Donald Trump plans to have a discussion on childhood vaccination programs with vaccine skeptic Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Concerns are raised about a possible link between vaccines and autism. Kennedy, known for opposing certain vaccines, will be involved in the decision-making process.

In a recent interview, President-elect Donald Trump announced plans for a 'big discussion' on childhood vaccination programs with Robert F. Kennedy Jr., renowned for his skepticism of vaccines. Kennedy's potential role as head of the Department of Health and Human Services introduces a new dynamic in vaccination policy.

Trump expressed concern over the rising autism rates, suggesting an investigation into possible causes, including vaccines. He indicated that his administration might reconsider certain vaccines if found dangerous, while casting doubt on the controversy's scale.

Kennedy, criticized for spreading misinformation about vaccines, remains vocal against some vaccine practices while disputing the anti-vaccine label. His association with the Children's Health Defense further underlines his controversial stance. Trump's administration plans to rely on scientific studies to determine future actions.

(With inputs from agencies.)