Implications of RFK Jr.'s Actions

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With slate of anti-vaccine moves, RFK Jr. steps up his assault on public health

Kennedy also sent members of Congress a fact sheet justifying his May 27 lifting of CDC recommendations that pregnant women and healthy children receive COVID vaccinations.

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RFK Jr.'s firing of CDC vaccine panel undermines science, could threaten public health, experts say

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RFK Jr. fires entire vaccine advisory panel amid criticism

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US CDC official in charge of COVID, RSV data resigns ahead of vaccine meeting

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Former CDC advisers say they are ‘deeply concerned’ RFK Jr.’s actions will critically weaken US vaccine program

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Who Is on RFK, Jr.’s New Vaccine Panel—And What Will They Do?

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After RFK Jr. autism claims, CT families respond — one with a poem

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. painted a bleak picture of people with autism spectrum disorder, or ASD, that was especially hurtful to some.

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Defending RFK Jr.’s Adviser

Retsef Levi, an MIT business school professor, is well-suited to the job at ACIP.

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Trump’s former surgeon general Jerome Adams is coming out against RFK Jr. and Casey Means

President Donald Trump’s former surgeon general joined the chorus of critics speaking out against public health officials like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Casey Means. Years after […]

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Poll: RFK Jr.'s food agenda finds appeal across partisan lines, but vaccines are a different story

The new NBC News Decision Desk Poll powered by SurveyMonkey found adults divided over the health secretary but with a bare majority viewing him favorably.

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Kennedy's Shake-Up at CDC: Vaccine Panel Overhaul Sparks Controversy

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has dismissed all 17 CDC vaccine experts, drawing protests from scientists. Kennedy, a vaccine skeptic, claims the move will restore public trust. Critics argue it will undermine public confidence,