RFK Jr. overhauls U.S. vaccine policy, sparking debate over safety and trust The Trump administration has revised U.S. childhood vaccine recommendations, reducing broad endorsements for vaccines like flu, hepatitis A and rotavirus. HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. dismantled the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) months ago, citing conflicts of interest and industry influence. Critics argue the changes endanger public health and misrepresent international vaccine schedules, while Kennedy claims they aim to restore trust through transparency. A federal judge recently blocked ACIP’s new members and halted vaccine policy revisions, citing flawed processes and inadequate public input. The overhaul…

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