Measles outbreak to be focus of new RFK Jr. interview with Fox News’ Dr. Marc. Siegel
Dr. Marc Siegel, a clinical professor of medicine at NYU Langone Health and Fox News senior medical analyst, is set to interview Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Tuesday morning on the Fox News Channel. RFK Jr., who recently took on the role of secretary of Health and Human Services, is leading the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) campaign.
The focus of the upcoming interview will be on the current measles outbreak in the United States, which has resulted in over 160 cases, with the majority of them being in Texas, and one death. Dr. Siegel expressed his intention to delve into the coordination of services between the Department of Health and Human Services, the CDC, and the state of Texas during the interview.
“I plan to ask about the number of vaccines being offered, who is administering them, and the vaccination rates,” Dr. Siegel stated. “I also want to understand the strategies in place for contact tracing, isolation, intervention, and prevention.”
Another topic that is likely to be discussed is the balance between community protection and risk-benefit when it comes to vaccinations. Dr. Siegel also intends to talk to RFK Jr. about the MAHA campaign, which aims to improve health and wellness by addressing toxins, reforming nutrition, and combating chronic diseases.
“I want to have a practical discussion about MAHA and how RFK Jr. plans to implement the campaign’s goals,” Dr. Siegel added. The interview will also touch on the HHS secretary’s efforts to reduce environmental toxins such as food dyes and microplastics.
As the conversation progresses, Dr. Siegel will explore RFK Jr.’s role as the HHS secretary and how he envisions making a positive impact in this position. The interview promises to provide valuable insights into the current health crisis and the strategies being implemented to address it.
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