Donald Trump, in a recent interview, indicated that he would discuss childhood vaccination policies with Robert F. Kennedy Jr., his nominee for a key health position. Both figures have stirred controversy with claims about vaccines and autism, despite overwhelming scientific evidence debunking these links. Trump stated he’s 'open to anything' regarding autism's rise and suggested a review of current vaccination practices. This approach raises eyebrows among public health advocates who warn against misinformation.

Key points include:

• Trump's willingness to discuss vaccine policy changes.
• Continued promotion of debunked vaccine-autism links.
• Public health implications of such discussions.

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