Casey Means

how are we allowing this to happen?

And then of course it's affecting boys too, right?

You know, and so I kind of just think about this world we're living in where it's tons of estrogens.

It's not like there's a bunch of exogenous testosterone, right?

Like you, I'm a physician.

I believe vaccines save lives.

I believe that vaccines are a key part of any infectious disease public health strategy.

And I would work with you, the CDC, the NIH, ACIP, FDA.

I'm supportive of vaccination.

I do believe that each patient, mother, parent,

needs to have a conversation with their pediatrician about any medication they're putting in their body, in their children's bodies.

I'm not an individual's doctor, and every individual needs to talk to their doctor before putting a medication in their body.

I absolutely am supportive of the measles vaccine, and I do believe vaccines save lives and are an important part of the public health strategy.

At the risk of sounding repetitive, I do think it's very important as a physician and to rebuild trust in public health to make sure that patients are encouraged to have informed consent with their doctor before getting any medication.

I believe vaccines save lives.

I believe they're an important part of public health.

I also do not want to not encourage patients to have a conversation with their doctor.

I think it's incredibly important and informed consent is going to be part of building trust in public health.

I'm not an individual's doctor and every individual needs to talk to their doctor before putting a medication in their body.

I absolutely am supportive of the measles vaccine and I do believe vaccines save lives.