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Do you know someone who tried to get a Covid vaccine but couldn’t because the recommendations changed? I’m really interested in hearing those stories and documenting them. Please DM me or email me at work. Thanks so much.

Old quote from Dr. Amy Tuteur: "That's like complaining about airbags because cars used to have only two airbags and now some have as many as seven."

Since RFK Jr. can make the rules of the game, the only thing to do is refuse to play

How you know RFK Jr's new ACIP chair Martin Kulldorff is an anti-vaxxer: He called anti-vax leader Lyn Redwood "very knowledgeable about vaccines", even after her deceitful anti-science presentation.

This week’s meeting of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, or ACIP, was politicized, chaotic and not transparent. Our statement: bit.ly/3ZPB0jO

Calculating the Damage of Vaccine Skepticism | my interview with Rivka Galchen in ⁦The New Yorker⁩ re: ⁦Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance⁩ and the tragic globalization of antivaccine activism newyorker.com/science/elemen…

When will we see the first example of non-US anti-vaxxers using yesterday's corrupt ACIP vote to lobby to remove thimerosal-containing immunizations from their local vaccine schedules?

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. hired well-known anti-vaccine activist, Lyn Redwood, to the CDC's vaccine safety office edzardernst.com/2025/07/robert… via @edzardernst

open.substack.com/pub/pauloffit/… Will Senator Cassidy protect us from RFK Jr.'s war against vaccines?

Medicaid is a critical lifeline for millions of Americans. Congress's reconciliation bill will remove vital access to medical care, intensify the spread of potentially serious infectious diseases & make our nation significantly less healthy. Our response:bit.ly/3ZXiiH9

RFK Jr.’s vaccine advisory board could stop recommending some routine childhood immunizations, leaving insurers to decide whether to still cover them. For now, most are remaining tight-lipped. wired.com/story/insurers…