RFK Jr's vaccine panel to review long-approved jabs for children

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s controversial new vaccine advisory panel, including vaccine skeptics, has raised concerns as it plans to review long-approved children's immunization schedules. Health experts worry about the qualifications of the new members, some of whom are vaccine critics. The panel, led by Dr. Martin Kulldorff, will assess vaccines approved seven or more years ago, including hepatitis B and measles shots. These choices have drawn criticism from public health experts and politicians such as Senator Bill Cassidy for lacking expertise and potentially biased views on vaccines.