RFK Jr. adds vaccine advisory panel members with histories of opposition to vaccines
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- Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has appointed two new members to the CDC's vaccine advisory committee, both of whom have a history of opposing vaccines and antidepressants during pregnancy. This move has raised concerns about the potential shift in public health policy under his leadership.
- The appointments are significant as they may influence the CDC's recommendations on vaccines, which are critical for public health, especially in light of ongoing debates surrounding vaccine safety and efficacy.
- This development reflects a broader trend of skepticism towards established medical guidelines, as seen in recent votes by CDC panels that have challenged longstanding vaccine norms, prompting criticism from public health advocates and political figures alike.
— via World Pulse Now AI Editorial System
