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RFK Jr. Urges Vitamins as Measles Vaccination Milestone Passes
RFK JR RECOMMENDS VITAMINS FOR MEASLES by Monte Wolverton, politicalcartoons.com
The cartoon depicts Robert F. Kennedy Jr., identified as HHS secretary, with a panicked expression and a speech bubble urging vitamins. Large yellow text on the left recalls more than 60 years of effective measles vaccination. The image responds to ongoing 2025 measles outbreak discussions where Kennedy has promoted vitamin A as an alternative approach. It visually contrasts established vaccine history with the new recommendation. The piece uses exaggerated facial features to underscore the shift in public health messaging.
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