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Why RFK Jr.'s Vaccine Views Matter for Schools
Along with an influx of back-to-school illnesses, the coming school year may bring significant changes to how school-age kids are protected from many viruses. Both shifting political winds and public attitudes toward vaccines are poised to make it harder for many kids to show up to school healthy and ready to learn, public-health experts warn.
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US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., along with Deputy Secretary Jim O’Neill, FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary and ...
The health and human services secretary has repeatedly claimed children need dozens more vaccines than they actually do.
If RFK has his way, even if you still have coverage, you may not be able to afford the shots that your doctor wants to give. Our pediatrician took the earliest possible chance to get my son his ...
Since the pandemic, pediatric doses of COVID-19 shots from Moderna and Pfizer Inc. have been made available to all kids in that age range, even those not at increased risk, on an emergency basis.
RFK Jr. decided to take the opposite stance ... According to data from the World Bank, in 1984 in Guinea-Bissau, 244 kids died before their fifth birthday out of every 1,000 kids born. In 2023, ...
Pediatricians’ advice on vaccination hasn’t changed. What happens when the government’s does?
The Washington Commanders have agreed to keep The Fields at RFK Campus open during the construction of a possible new stadium, D.C. Council member Charles Allen said.
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. continues to push for curbs on fluoride in drinking water.
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