RFK Jr.'s panel narrows COVID vaccine recommendations amid debate
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RFK Jr.'s vaccine advisory panel recommended removing the broad COVID-19 shot recommendation for Americans 65 and older, emphasizing personal choice and suggesting vaccination after consulting with a healthcare provider, which could signal a shift in vaccine confidence and policy. The panel also debated requiring prescriptions for vaccines, with a split vote, and called for more comprehensive informed consent processes, reflecting ongoing debates about vaccine safety, efficacy, and access.
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