Scientific evidence shows no link between COVID19 vaccines and child deaths

With Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. promising to announce what he believes are the causes of autism this month, Defend Public Health is preemptively warning the public not to trust anything that he says on the subject without confirming with other sources. To arm the public with the facts, DPH has released a summary of what is known about the risk factors for autism spectrum disorder, including the extensive evidence that vaccines are not to blame.

As an alternative to HHS Sec. Kennedy's flawed, dishonest "MAHA Report," Defend Public Health offers some key policies to truly improve Americans’ health. While certainly not exhaustive, our report outlines evidence-based approaches we believe would make a real difference. We pay close attention to social determinants of health -- economic and social factors often related to poverty and discrimination -- that play a huge role.

A volunteer network of about 350 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention alumni and concerned citizens with broad expertise has created this series of evidence-based talking points for reaching elected officials about opposing proposed cuts to the CDC.

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