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American Academy of Pediatrics warns of vaccine changes from Kennedy's CDC advisers
- At the June 27 ACIP meeting, the American Academy of Pediatrics called the process 'no longer credible' after Kennedy's CDC panel fired all 17 members and appointed new ones.
- After Kennedy's abrupt firing of all 17 ACIP members, he appointed eight new advisers sympathetic to anti-vaccine views, prompting a review of vaccine guidelines.
- Science and medical groups, including nearly 80 organizations, confirm vaccines and thimerosal are safe, with CDC reviews supporting no safety concerns, as Dr. O’Leary called claims of flawed policies 'a false narrative'.
- The American Academy of Pediatrics will publish its own vaccine schedule amid alarm from doctors’ groups and warnings from Dr. Fiona Havers that people are ‘going to die’ due to policy changes.
- The new CDC advisory panel, appointed by Kennedy, will review vaccine guidelines and RSV treatments, with Kennedy's approval needed and future COVID-19 discussions planned.
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American Academy of Pediatrics warns of vaccine changes from Kennedy's CDC advisers
A newly appointed CDC panel is reconsidering recommendations for childhood vaccines, sparking concern from health experts over potential "devastating consequences" to public health.
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