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- Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faces criticism for focusing on autism and vaccines.
- Some Republicans back his approach, citing increased federal funding for autism research.
- Others warn the shift could undermine public trust in vaccines.
- Kennedy overhauled the autism advisory committee, replacing many members with those who promote unproven treatments.
- Advocates call for more federal support and accountability to address misinformation about vaccines and autism.
