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RFK Jr. floats the idea of barring government scientists from publishing in leading medical journals due to “corruption”

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HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said he is considering a ban on government scientists publishing their work in top-tier medical journals, which he says are abed with pharmaceutical companies. 

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