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Pediatricians renew call to ban raw milk as anti-science rhetoric reigns

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Pediatricians are facing renewed pressure to ban raw milk due to anti-science rhetoric from Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who serves as health secretary. The American Academy of Pediatrics has defended routine vaccinations against claims that they are part of a multi-level scheme. Attorney General Ken Paxton has launched investigations against pediatricians for vaccinating patients, despite critics noting his campaign may target Kennedy and Trump supporters. The AAP has spent significant resources defending safe, routine shots that have saved millions of children over decades.

Key points

• Robert F. Kennedy Jr. serves as health secretary and advocates for banning raw milk, creating pressure on pediatricians.
• The American Academy of Pediatrics has spent considerable resources defending routine vaccinations against claims of a multi-level scheme.

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Coverage is limited to the AAP's defense of vaccinations and Ken Paxton's investigations; specific numbers of children vaccinated or number of investigations are not provided.

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