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Bill Nye the Science Guy rebukes RFK Jr. over his vaccine views

Last updated: March 22, 2025 9:01 am
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In a recent speech at STAT’s Breakthrough Summit East, Bill Nye the Science Guy took a strong stance against Health and Human Services chief Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his controversial views on science and vaccines. Nye, known for his advocacy for research and science, expressed his frustration with individuals like Kennedy who deny the efficacy of vaccines.

During the panel discussion, Nye passionately emphasized the importance of science and research, highlighting the dangers of misinformation and anti-vaccine theories. He criticized Kennedy for his disbelief in vaccines, pointing out the historical significance of diseases like polio and the life-saving impact of vaccinations.

Nye didn’t stop at Kennedy, also calling out Dave Weldon for his anti-vaccine beliefs that led to his failed candidacy to lead the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. He described Weldon as “nutty” and emphasized the need for leaders who prioritize evidence-based science in public health decisions.

The discussion also touched on Nye’s personal connection to ataxia, a rare movement disorder that has affected his family and thousands of others. Nye and his co-panelist, Andrew Rosen, CEO of the National Ataxia Foundation, highlighted the challenges of conducting research in today’s political climate. Despite facing obstacles, Nye’s advocacy has helped increase pharmaceutical interest in developing treatments for ataxia.

As the panel concluded, Rosen commended Nye for his efforts in educating the public about science, pointing out his Presidential Medal of Freedom pin as a symbol of his contributions. Nye emphasized the importance of promoting the progress of science, citing the U.S. Constitution’s directive to Congress.

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In closing, Nye expressed optimism that the tide will turn towards embracing science and evidence-based decision-making. He urged the audience to continue advocating for research and education, emphasizing the critical role of science in addressing global challenges. As Nye continues to champion science and research, his message serves as a reminder of the vital role of evidence-based practices in shaping public health policies.

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