An advisory panel appointed by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is set to vote on delaying the critical hepatitis B vaccine for newborns. Health experts warn this could lead to severe liver damage in infants. Read the full report.
A controversial federal vaccine safety panel, appointed by Robert F Kennedy Jr, has voted to recommend a halt to routine Hepatitis B vaccinations for newborn infants in the US, citing potential risks and igniting a fierce scientific debate.
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