Nobel Laureates Urge Senate to Reject Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Nomination

A letter from 77 Nobel Prize winners calls for senators to oppose Kennedy's appointment to lead the Department of Health and Human Services due to his controversial views.

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Seventy-seven Nobel Prize winners have published an open letter urging the Senate to reject Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s nomination as Secretary of Health and Human Services. The signees, including laureates from various scientific fields, expressed concerns about Kennedy's history of promoting vaccine misinformation and lack of relevant qualifications. They highlighted that his confirmation could jeopardize public health and undermine the integrity of key health institutions. The call for opposition comes amid vocal criticism from medical professionals and advocacy groups regarding Kennedy's proposed policies.

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