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Many States Say They’ll Defy RFK Jr.’s Changes to Hepatitis B Vaccination
Most Democratic-led states will continue to recommend the hepatitis B vaccine at birth, despite a CDC advisory panel’s vote against it. Read More
State to protect access to childhood vaccines
BOSTON — State health officials are vowing to maintain access to hepatitis B vaccines as a federal health panel considers removing them from a list of recommended immunizations for school-aged ... Read More
Bill to protect vaccine access passes Pa. House in response to federal changes
The measure, H.B. 1828, would require private insurers to cover vaccines that have been recommended by the Pennsylvania Department of Health. The bill passed in a 104-99 vote. Democrats have 102 seats ... Read More
Eroding access to childhood vaccines jeopardizes health for all
In September, the federal committee that makes vaccine recommendations voted to change the childhood immunization schedule. That in itself isn’t unusual; past committees have done so over the years. Read More
RFK Jr. wants to delay the hepatitis B vaccine. Here’s what parents need to know
A CDC panel is reconsidering the birth dose for the hepatitis B vaccine. Renewed doubt could lead to fewer kids getting vaccinated, leaving them vulnerable to an incurable, preventable virus. Read More
Maryland launches free vaccine program for uninsured adults
Maryland will begin offering free vaccines to uninsured and underinsured adults under a new program announced by Gov. Wes Moore, an effort officials say will expand access to routine immunizations and ... Read More
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