RFK Jr. Urges MMR Vaccine After Deadly Measles Outbreak in Texas

U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. visited Texas after a second unvaccinated child died from measles complications, marking a turning point in his public stance on vaccines. With nearly 500 confirmed cases in Texas and over 600 nationwide, Kennedy now urges parents to consider the MMR vaccine as the most effective way to prevent the spread of the deadly virus. Kennedy met with families in Gaines County and confirmed CDC teams were redeployed to assist in response efforts. He also spoke with Governor Greg Abbott regarding containment plans. Despite a history of vaccine skepticism, Kennedy emphasized the importance of immunization amid this growing public health emergency. This video covers: The scope of the 2025 measles outbreak in the U.S. RFK Jr.’s visit and message to Texas families CDC response and federal actions The effectiveness of the MMR vaccine The risks of vitamin A misuse Key safety guidance for families Stay informed about vaccine safety, outbreak updates, and public health decisions that affect you and your family.