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RFK Jr. Guts US Childhood Vaccine Schedule Despite Decades-Long Safety Record

Changes to the childhood vaccine schedule have serious implications for public health, doctors warn, including lower vaccine uptake and an increase in preventable diseases.

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Why are Some Vaccines Better Together?

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