Kennedy Instructs CDC to Change its Position on Vaccines and Autism

By Louis Conte, Health Freedom Editor, The MAHA Report

On November 19, the CDC, under instructions from HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., changed its long-held position that vaccines don’t cause autism to the view that there’s a possibility that vaccines can in fact cause autism.

The announcement included a dig at previous CDC studies that had found no causal relationship between being vaccinated and developing autism. Kennedy said such studies did not come from “evidence-based” science.

Following Kennedy’s guidance, the CDC updated its website.

As he promised earlier in the year, Kennedy and the CDC also made it clear that they’re doing a deep dive into the causes of autism and that the science is not settled.

The response of the old guard public health establishment and legacy media was predictable.

The cognoscenti of vaccinology went berserk.