RFK Jr. COVID Vaccine Changes

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What’s Going On With Trump and RFK Jr.’s New COVID-Vaccine Policies?

On June 9, Kennedy announced in a Wall Street Journal op-ed that he was terminating all 17 current members of the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, which is the expert panel of scie...

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RFK Jr. taps allies and COVID vaccine critics among picks for CDC advisory panel. Here's who's on the list.

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RFK Jr. Names Eight Vaccine Panel Replacements, Including Covid-Shot Skeptics

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The CDC’s new vaccine advisers

Kennedy’s decision to fire all its members and repopulate it marks his most aggressive move yet on vaccine policy.

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Kennedy Names 8 Vaccine Committee Replacements, Including COVID Shot Critic

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Takeaways From AP's Report on Financial Interests of RFK Jr. Adviser Who Runs Wellness Platform

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Analysis-Kennedy’s Ouster of US Vaccine Advisers Puts Pharma Ties Under Scrutiny

Six of the vaccine advisers fired by Kennedy received a total of $80 or less from drugmakers from 2017 to 2023, according to a Reuters review of the Open Payments federal database of industry payment...

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Exclusive: Kennedy's new vaccine adviser was expert witness against Merck vaccine

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US Health Chief Kennedy Names New Members to Vaccine Advisory Committee

RFK Jr.'s Rapid Vaccine Agenda Sets Stage to Chip Away at Shots

US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s dismissal of a key panel that advises on immunizations policy is a significant step in implementing his longstanding blueprint to cast doubt on the effectiveness and safety of a broad range of vaccines.

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RFK Jr. plans to drop COVID vaccine recommendations. What it could mean for New Yorkers

The Trump administration, RFK Jr. have proposed removing federal recommendations for COVID vaccines for many Americans. That could limit access in NY.

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CDC Changes COVID Vaccine Recommendations — But Doesn't Go As Far As RFK Jr. Wanted

The nation’s top public health agency has posted new recommendations that healthy children and pregnant women may — but no longer should — get COVID-19 vaccinations.