Campaign: RFK Jr. in Good Health Despite Brain Worm Scare
Campaign: RFK Jr. in Good Health Despite Brain Worm Scare, Says Campaign
The Facts
According to a report by the New York Times on Wednesday, it was revealed that Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a contender for the US presidency, had contracted a brain parasite in 2010, which resulted in significant memory loss and cognitive impairment. According to his campaign, RFK Jr. is in excellent health.
Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. suffered significant memory loss and cognitive impairment from a brain worm he contracted in 2010, according to the New York Times. His campaign affirmed that he is in "robust health" in response to the report.
The Spin
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