RFK Jr.’s changes to the childhood vaccination schedule threaten the complicated and expensive process through which doctors stock vaccine doses.

Systematic reviews take a long time but are the gold standard in evaluating evidence and producing medical recommendations. AI could speed that up—in theory.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. slashed the number of vaccine recommendations for children, stunning experts.

Great idea! Too bad many people can’t afford it.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is forcing his MAHA agenda on all of us—and it’s already getting ugly.

The same could be said of how some of his critics talk about this tool.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. lectured trans kids as he banned health care for them.

The administration’s commitment to spreading the fatal disease is impressive.

One lawmaker described Johnson’s decision as “absolute bullsh*t.”

ACIP’s recent decision to scrap hepatitis B vaccine recommendations for infants is inextricable from its advisers’ apparent belief that immigrants bring disease.

The overdose epidemic is often framed as a public health concern. But what if we treated it as an economic crisis, which policy can alleviate?

Donald Trump has refused to release a replacement health care plan.

More than her fiancé, or fellow female journalists, the public will pay the price for these misdeeds. RFK Jr. will see to that.

At the Children’s Health Defense conference, conspiracy meets community—and a vaccine-rejection movement gains ground without ever winning majority support.

The change was made based on Kennedy’s personal beliefs, not actual science.

Donald Trump should take his concepts of a plan back to the drawing board.

Ron Johnson lashed out at his Democratic colleague instead of discussing how to end the shutdown.

One of the guests at Donald Trump’s press conference on weight loss drugs passed out during the event.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said there isn’t “sufficient” evidence to back up his claims.

A Covid-19 skeptic was fired from the Department of Health and Human Services over the weekend.