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U.S. Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. testified before the Senate Finance Committee on Thursday, facing questioning from both Democrats and Republicans about his vaccine policies and recent changes at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

U.S. Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. testified before the Senate Finance Committee on Thursday, facing questioning from both Democrats and Republicans about his vaccine policies and recent changes at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Kennedy fired CDC Director Susan Monarez last week after just 29 days on the job, with Monarez claiming she was dismissed for refusing to pre-approve recommendations from RFK Jr.'s newly appointed vaccine advisory panel, which she described as "filled" with vaccine critics.

Kennedy fired CDC Director Susan Monarez last week after just 29 days on the job, with Monarez claiming she was dismissed for refusing to pre-approve recommendations from RFK Jr.'s newly appointed vaccine advisory panel, which she described as "filled" with vaccine critics.

During the hearing, Kennedy accused Monarez of lying about their interactions, specifically denying her claim that he pressured her to rubber-stamp vaccine recommendations from his handpicked advisory committee.

During the hearing, Kennedy accused Monarez of lying about their interactions, specifically denying her claim that he pressured her to rubber-stamp vaccine recommendations from his handpicked advisory committee.

Republican Senators Bill Cassidy (R-La.) and John Barrasso (R-Wyo.), both physicians who voted to confirm Kennedy, expressed deep concerns about his actions, with Cassidy stating that Kennedy was "effectively denying people" the COVID vaccine through new restrictions.

Republican Senators Bill Cassidy (R-La.) and John Barrasso (R-Wyo.), both physicians who voted to confirm Kennedy, expressed deep concerns about his actions, with Cassidy stating that Kennedy was "effectively denying people" the COVID vaccine through new restrictions.

Kennedy replaced all 17 members of the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices with his own appointees, many of whom have histories of vaccine skepticism, despite promising during confirmation hearings not to disrupt vaccine access.</span

Kennedy replaced all 17 members of the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices with his own appointees, many of whom have histories of vaccine skepticism, despite promising during confirmation hearings not to disrupt vaccine access.

More than 1,000 current and former HHS employees signed a letter Wednesday calling for Kennedy's resignation, citing concerns that his leadership threatens public health and undermines evidence-based science.

More than 1,000 current and former HHS employees signed a letter Wednesday calling for Kennedy's resignation, citing concerns that his leadership threatens public health and undermines evidence-based science.

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U.S. Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. testified before the Senate Finance Committee on Thursday, facing heated questioning from both Democrats and Republicans about his vaccine policies and recent changes at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

U.S. Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. testified before the Senate Finance Committee on Thursday, facing heated questioning from both Democrats and Republicans about his vaccine policies and recent changes at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Kennedy fired CDC Director Susan Monarez last week after just 29 days on the job, with Monarez claiming she was dismissed for refusing to preapprove recommendations from RFK Jr.'s newly appointed vaccine advisory panel, which she described as "filled" with vaccine critics.

Kennedy fired CDC Director Susan Monarez last week after just 29 days on the job, with Monarez claiming she was dismissed for refusing to preapprove recommendations from RFK Jr.'s newly appointed vaccine advisory panel, which she described as "filled" with vaccine critics.

Republican Senators Bill Cassidy and John Barrasso, both physicians who voted to confirm Kennedy, expressed deep concerns about his actions, with Cassidy stating that Kennedy was "effectively denying people" the COVID vaccine through new restrictions.

Republican Senators Bill Cassidy and John Barrasso, both physicians who voted to confirm Kennedy, expressed deep concerns about his actions, with Cassidy stating that Kennedy was "effectively denying people" the COVID vaccine through new restrictions.

Lawmakers rightly grilled RFK Jr. for attacking public health. As HHS secretary, he's fired CDC workers, weakened disease prevention, downplayed vaccines during outbreaks, and ended global vaccination support. His anti-science actions, notably firing Director Monarez for upholding evidence, endanger lives, especially for low-income families. Congress must act to protect the CDC's 80-year mission and Americans' health.

Lawmakers rightly grilled RFK Jr. for attacking public health. As HHS secretary, he's fired CDC workers, weakened disease prevention, downplayed vaccines during outbreaks, and ended global vaccination support. His anti-science actions, notably firing Director Monarez for upholding evidence, endanger lives, especially for low-income families. Congress must act to protect the CDC's 80-year mission and Americans' health.

RFK Jr.'s actions at HHS are a bold stand against Big Pharma's grip on public health. Lawmakers, likely funded by the $388M pharma lobbying machine, are predictably outraged as he slashes corrupt corporate capture, firing CDC staff tied to the industry and challenging untested vaccine mandates. His push for safer food, better exercise and rigorous drug testing prioritizes Americans over profits, despite bipartisan resistance fueled by pharma's $8.1B ad empire.

RFK Jr.'s actions at HHS are a bold stand against Big Pharma's grip on public health. Lawmakers, likely funded by the $388M pharma lobbying machine, are predictably outraged as he slashes corrupt corporate capture, firing CDC staff tied to the industry and challenging untested vaccine mandates. His push for safer food, better exercise and rigorous drug testing prioritizes Americans over profits, despite bipartisan resistance fueled by pharma's $8.1B ad empire.

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RFK Jr.'s actions at HHS are a bold stand against Big Pharma's grip on public health. Lawmakers, likely funded by the $388 million pharma lobbying machine, are predictably outraged as he slashes corrupt corporate capture, firing CDC staff tied to the industry and challenging untested vaccine mandates. His push for safer food, better exercise and rigorous drug testing prioritizes Americans over profits, despite bipartisan resistance fueled by pharma's $8.1B ad empire.

RFK Jr.'s actions at HHS are a bold stand against Big Pharma's grip on public health. Lawmakers, likely funded by the $388 million pharma lobbying machine, are predictably outraged as he slashes corrupt corporate capture, firing CDC staff tied to the industry and challenging untested vaccine mandates. His push for safer food, better exercise and rigorous drug testing prioritizes Americans over profits, despite bipartisan resistance fueled by pharma's $8.1B ad empire.

Lawmakers rightly grilled RFK Jr. for attacking public health. As HHS secretary, he's fired CDC workers, weakened disease prevention, downplayed vaccines during outbreaks, and ended global vaccination support. His anti-science actions, notably firing Director Monarez for upholding evidence, endanger lives — especially for low-income families. Congress must act to protect the CDC's 80-year mission and Americans' health.

Lawmakers rightly grilled RFK Jr. for attacking public health. As HHS secretary, he's fired CDC workers, weakened disease prevention, downplayed vaccines during outbreaks, and ended global vaccination support. His anti-science actions, notably firing Director Monarez for upholding evidence, endanger lives — especially for low-income families. Congress must act to protect the CDC's 80-year mission and Americans' health.

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