Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Removes COVID-19 Vaccines from Schedule for Pregnant Women and Children
CBS NewsJune 7, 20251 min1,545 views
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- 🎯 Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced the department will remove COVID-19 vaccines from the immunization schedule for pregnant women and children.
- 💡 This decision is framed as common sense and good science, with the assertion that there is no evidence healthy children need the vaccine.
- 🌍 It's noted that most countries have stopped recommending COVID-19 vaccines for children.
Policy Shift and Disagreement
- 🚀 The move aligns with a promise to "make America healthy again," signaling a departure from previous recommendations.
- ⚠️ This decision places Kennedy at odds with Food and Drug Administration (FDA) officials, who recently supported continued eligibility for COVID-19 vaccine approvals for pregnant women due to underlying conditions.
- 📊 The previous Biden administration's recommendation for repeat COVID-19 booster shots in children is being ended, citing a lack of clinical data to support the strategy.
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