A recent court ruling that reverses some of RFK Jr’s anti-vaccine policy, highlighting the potential confusion it may cause among parents. While the ruling is a win for vaccine policy, it underscores ongoing fears and doubts fueled by Kennedy’s tactics,… Read More »Despite recent court rulings, RFK Jr’s vaccine policy is about fear
The article by Dorit Rubinstein Reiss discusses conflicts of interest within the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) following Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s changes. It highlights Robert Malone’s controversial appointment despite his extensive ties to vaccine-related lawsuits and anti-vaccine… Read More »Robert Malone on ACIP shows that it’s not about conflicts of interest
This updated article examines the stay issued by a Federal judge in the AAP v Kennedy legal case, stopping the government from changing the vaccine schedule.
A Federal judge, in the American Academy of Pediatrics v Kennedy lawsuit, stayed the changes in the vaccine schedule from the ACIP.
A recent poll by the University of Pennsylvania reveals a significant decline in public trust towards Federal public health agencies like the CDC, NIH, and FDA. Only 5% of Americans feel “very confident” in these agencies’ information, with many preferring… Read More »New poll shows trust in Federal public health information is waning
Uptake of the newborn hepatitis B vaccine has significantly declined by over 10 percentage points since 2023, influenced by disinformation from anti-vaxxers like RFK Jr. Despite its proven safety and effectiveness in preventing hepatitis B infection, many parents hesitate to… Read More »US newborn hepatitis B vaccine uptake plummets
As of 20 February 2026, the CDC states that there have been nearly 1000 measles cases in the USA in 2026, mostly in unvaccinated children, signaling the reappearance of other vaccine-preventable diseases. As vaccine uptake falls, there is concern that… Read More »Vaccine preventable diseases could return without vaccines
In late 2025, the ACIP and CDC stopped recommending the hepatitis B vaccine at birth, despite evidence of its safety and effectiveness. Anti-vaccine advocates like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. question its necessity. However, research shows the vaccine is vital for… Read More »New study shows reasons to continue Hep B vaccine birth dose
On February 10, 2026, the FDA denied Moderna’s biologics license application for its mRNA flu vaccine, citing insufficient trial data. After a meeting with Moderna on February 18, the FDA agreed to review a revised application, aiming for potential approval… Read More »FDA reverses itself and will review Moderna mRNA flu vaccine
A clinical trial supporting leucovorin for autism treatment was retracted due to data errors and statistical concerns, raising doubts about its efficacy. Despite FDA approval for a rare condition, evidence for leucovorin’s effectiveness in autism is limited. Expert voices recommend… Read More »Clinical trial supporting leucovorin for treating autism is retracted