The Department of Health and Human Services may be following through on Robert F. Kennedy Jr. .'s long-standing goal to change the childhood vaccine schedule.According to the New York Times, in the new year, the health secretary is expected to announce that American children should be immunized according to a different schedule with fewer vaccines, which aligns with the schedule used by the much smaller country of Denmark. Medical experts say the change would almost certainly lead to more cases of infectiou ...

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has considered moving to align the U.S. childhood vaccine schedule with Denmark’s, which recommends fewer vaccines https://t.co/BU59MEWIKI ...

So, the deadline for Americans who want to sign up for health insurance for January 1st, um, under the Affordable Care Act, um, that deadline is midnight tonight, less than three hours from now, because of what Trump and the Republicans did this year, because they decided to cut off the subsidies that support that health insurance program, 22 million Americans who get their health care from the ACA are about to see dramatic increases in what the premiums will cost. And I mean dramatic increases. the average ...

An influential panel of US vaccine advisers voted to revoke a longstanding recommendation that all babies receive hepatitis B shots within 24 hours of birth, in a move expected to reverse the country’s progress toward eliminating the disease https://t.co/6IyDuArMjh ...

An influential panel of US vaccine advisers is expected to reverse a longstanding recommendation that babies receive hepatitis B shots within 24 hours of birth https://t.co/G9d7NMLXOA ...

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Public Health & Policy - The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will reschedule a late October meeting [1] - The meeting involves an influential vaccine panel [1] - The panel is considering changes to long-standing advice around childhood shots [1]

A panel of new vaccine advisers picked by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. voted Friday to end the CDC’s universal recommendation that people of all ages get Covid shots, Listen to that and the latest stories on Bloomberg News Now. https://t.co/jGlbQd0J9y ...

Public Health & Policy - CDC vaccine advisers delay vote on changes to newborn hepatitis B shot recommendation [1] - Meeting experienced a chaotic start [1]

Public Health & Policy - CDC vaccine advisers delay vote on changes to newborn hepatitis B shot recommendation [1]