Implications of RFK Jr.'s Actions

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CDC, Rfk Jr. and vaccine

Former CDC Director: RFK Jr. is Dangerously Wrong about Vaccines

The unprecedented firing of the entire Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) by Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. poses a direct threat to American health.

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RFK Jr. fires ‘Washingtonian of the year’ from CDC vaccine panel

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

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How one meeting in 2020 and a GOP senator helped create RFK Jr.’s vaccine wreck

Liberal ideology and Republican politics laid groundwork for Kennedy’s remaking of the CDC’s vaccine panel.

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RFK Jr.’s mass firing of vaccine advisory panel misses the mark

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A doctor fired by RFK Jr. from the national vaccine advisory board speaks out

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Bill Cassidy Blew It

Cassidy has continued to give Kennedy the benefit of the doubt.

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RFK Jr. and MAHA agenda divide country but vaccines have widespread support: Poll

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RFK Jr.’s vaccine moves raise fears ahead of next school year

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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.

RFK Jr. guts ACIP. What happens next?

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. abruptly removed 17 vaccine experts from the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices on Monday — and Washington is already reeling.

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RFK Jr. fires entire vaccine advisory panel amid criticism

RFK Jr. dismisses all 17 members of key vaccine advisory committee, sparking Republican criticism and raising questions about immunization policy changes ahead.