Robert F. Kennedy Jr. acknowledged that his fluoride policy could lead to "more cavities," and that he's fine with it.

Back to the infamous 2005 Rolling Stone piece: RFK Jr. seems to suggest that people should not trust the rotavirus vaccine because of financial conflicts of interest in its advocacy.

Kennedy Jr. said in a 2006 Rolling Stone article he was “convinced” that voter fraud in the 2004 presidential election allowed former Republican President George W. Bush to steal the victory ...

The relationship between New York magazine reporter Olivia Nuzzi and former presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has rocked political media.

The preservative thimerosal started Robert F. Kennedy Jr. down the path of questioning vaccine safety. A panel of experts he ...

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has fired a panel of 17 medical and public health experts that advised the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on vaccine ... More from Rolling Stone.

RFK Jr. voiced support for the MMR vaccine after a measles death, ... In a now-deleted article co-published in 2005 by Rolling Stone and Salon, ... In The Magazine July 18 2025 Issue.