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Her reports initially caused much skepticism in the scientific community.

After his presidency, Republican leaders steadily polished his memory into a symbol of conservative triumph, downplaying scandals such as Iran-Contra or Reagan’s early skepticism of civil rights.

From Salon

At times, that emphasis on “wholesomeness” or living “naturally” includes skepticism about mainstream health care, as well as touting “naturopathic” or alternative medicine.

From Salon

But doctors said the lack of expertise and vaccine skepticism on display during much of the discussion would only further dilute public trust in science and public health guidance.

Media analysts say the episode underscores the importance of careful vetting and skepticism, especially in the immediate aftermath of high-profile incidents that draw intense public attention.

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