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A federal judge dealt a blow to the Trump administration’s public health agenda on Monday, blocking implementation of an advisory panel’s controversial changes to the childhood vaccine schedule and casting
The agency's next vaccine advisory committee meeting, in which recommendations on the childhood immunization schedule are on the agenda, is next week.
In the meantime, there Senate is maintaining a robust committee schedule, including a potential must-watch hearing at the Senate Commerce-Justice-Science Appropriations Subcommittee with U.S.
President Donald Trump has pivoted to a noticeably lighter public schedule since the government began a partial shutdown last week, with no apparent signs he is trying to win over Democrats to reopen the
On Thursday and Friday, newly appointed CDC vaccine experts made significant changes to the childhood vaccine schedule, despite scant evidence supporting the changes.
Kennedy Jr. required staff to sign off on any CDC policy changes and that Kennedy plans to change the childhood immunization schedule later this month, whether or not the scientific data supports it.
In late May, he announced that the CDC would be removing the COVID-19 shot from its immunization schedule for healthy children and pregnant people, without seeking input from ACIP members.
With all those varied shows on the schedule, as well as the National Symphony Orchestra and the Washington National Opera, the uninterested Trump mostly decided to pass.
Circuit panel adopted a quick schedule in the case, with both sides set to file briefs by the end of next month on whether a law unconstitutionally infringes on presidential authority because it puts job