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Published on: 02/13/2026 - 16:46

Since Donald Trump's return to power and the appointment of Robert Kennedy as Secretary of Health, the clash between science and politics has escalated in the United States, and the medical sector has been at the heart of this confrontation. Between January and August of 2025, measles reappeared in Texas more than 20 years after it was declared eliminated. Developments that do not represent a passing health crisis, but rather reflect a long-term path of skepticism about science and medicine, fueled by social media and adopted by influential figures. This was demonstrated by the Texas Attorney General's decision to sue Tylenol, based on unsupported scientific claims linking the drug to higher rates of autism, in clear contradiction to the consensus of scientific studies.

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