RFK Jr.'s CDC whacks 6 vaccines from childhood recommendation list after opaque monthlong review
fiercehealthcare - The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has upended the immunization schedule for children in the United States, eliminating six of the 17 vaccines that were previously recommended to protect them from disease.
AI Summary: In an unexpected twist to the longstanding immunization program, the CDC has eliminated six previously universal childhood vaccines following a monthlong review—sparking debates and eyebrow raises among healthcare officials. The policy change now tailors recommendations to higher-risk groups while shifting away from a one‐size‐fits‐all approach.
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