The CDC’s vaccine advisory panel approved updated recommendations for a new RSV shot for newborns, amid controversy following Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s replacement of committee experts. The panel is also set to vote on influenza vaccine recommendations while facing criticism for potentially undermining trust in vaccine safety, particularly regarding hepatitis B and thimerosal usage.
Explain It To Me Like I’m 5: The CDC’s new vaccine committee, after changing its members, has suggested a new shot for babies to help prevent a sickness called RSV, while also planning to discuss updates for flu vaccines.
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