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RFK Jr. vaccine advisers to review whether shots are causing allergies

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Federal vaccine advisers appointed by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. are considering ending universal hepatitis B vaccination for newborns and whether shots on the childhood immunization schedule are causing allergies and autoimmune disorders. The panel, led by Kirk Milhoan, is scrutinizing vaccine ingredients such as aluminum. The panel’s changes follow Kennedy’s controversial reshaping of U.S. immunization policy, sparking criticism from public health groups.

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