If MAHA and all the bloviating about the (false) link between vaccines and autism were coming from Democrats or anyone else, I'd still call them out. Health and nutrition misinformation is about credible evidence, which should remove it from partisan politics. What is surprising is when politicians of either party placing ideology/philosophy before credible evidence. It's unfortunate that they are not bound to the same code of professional ethics as RDNs. Credible evidence should be driving health policy, full stop.
If MAHA and all the bloviating about the (false) link between vaccines and autism were coming from Democrats or anyone else, I'd still call them out. Health and nutrition misinformation is about credible evidence, which should remove it from partisan politics. What is surprising is when politicians of either party placing ideology/philosophy before credible evidence. It's unfortunate that they are not bound to the same code of professional ethics as RDNs. Credible evidence should be driving health policy, full stop.