Misinformation surrounding vaccines is spreading amid measles outbreaks in the US. One myth suggests Black children need a different vaccination schedule because of immune system differences. The false claim gained traction following Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Senate hearings. Despite this, research does not support different vaccine schedules based on race. Related misinformation linking vaccines to autism in Black children has also surfaced. Experts stress race is a social construct, and using it as a proxy for genetics can lead to harmful medical practices.

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