RFK Jr., now serving as Health Secretary, has brought on Lyn Redwood—a well-known anti-vaccine activist and close collaborator—for a role at the Department of Health and Human Services. This move signals a potential shift in the agency's stance on vaccines and public health policy.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just bureaucratic shuffling—it’s a big deal because Redwood’s appointment could influence federal health policies, especially around vaccines. Given her history of vaccine skepticism, critics worry this might undermine public trust in immunization efforts. For anyone following the intersection of politics and health, it’s a clear signal of where RFK Jr. might be steering the conversation.