If you cannot trust RFK JR regarding vaccinations, who can we trust?

What is clear from RFK Jr.'s testimony in Congress yesterday is that the federal government recommendations regarding vaccines are not to be trusted when those leading agencies are themselves vaccine deniers or doubters. What do the rest of us do who believe in science, not as a blind belief, but as a method to determine the validity of theories? For those looking for direction, your board/state-certified physician is a prime source. In public policy, the World Health Organization, which considers data and science from and for the world, is another.

https://www.who.int/teams/immunization-vaccines-and-biologicals/policies/who-recommendations-for-routine-immunization---summary-tables

https://www.axios.com/2025/05/14/rfk-testify-congress-hhs-layoffs-measles-outbreak

https://mufticforumblog.blogspot.com/2024/12/rfk-jr-and-anti-vaxxers.html From the posting: Personal experiences and anecdotes are not the same as scientific evidence. Observations can certainly lead to scientists proving or disproving such conclusions. Belief is not a science.. Science is always changing conclusions as more evidence and studies emerge, but it is a method of testing through accepted protocols theories...based on facts, data, and tests.  All that glitters is not gold...nor does it always stand up to an acid test.

Here is an image I remember as a child when I was put in lockdown every summer so I did not look like this.  I am so glad my children never had to face the horror and fear of polio. 2550.jpg

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And now, polio is nearly extinct thanks to vaccines: Polio's Last Stand: The Global Fight for Eradication  and RFK Jr is in the hot seat for fear he tends to revoke it. RFK Jr.’s road to confirmation after calling for the polio vaccine to be revoked

 Note the Rotary Club logo. It has been the mission of Rotary International to wipe out polio worldwide, a

vaccination project organized and mostly funded by thousands of Rotarians for over 25 years. We succeeded beyond our dreams. 99% gone. Little known it was begun by Denver Rotary members who had survived polio in childhood with lingering effects. I am proud to be part of such an organization.