Senate Health Leader Says Distrust of Vaccines Led to Measles Deaths

Senate Health Leader Says Distrust of Vaccines Led to Measles Deaths

Republican Senator Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, a doctor who leads the Senate's health group, blamed President Trump's distrust of vaccines for three measles deaths in Pennsylvania. He said a fourth death is being checked. Speaking while lawmakers reviewed health appointees, he said cases are the highest in over 30 years, warning of 'a terrible legacy.'

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