The Hill
Court to Decide If 'Make Vaccines Optional Again' Was a Policy or a Temper Tantrum
RFK Jr.'s vaccine schedule overhaul goes to appeals court, because apparently 'arbitrary and capricious' is now a policy platform.
The Hill
RFK Jr.'s vaccine schedule overhaul goes to appeals court, because apparently 'arbitrary and capricious' is now a policy platform.
Peanut allergy advice worked brilliantly because it was natural, profit-free, and scary - unlike vaccines, which suffer from being too successful and too profitable.
The U.S. has a potty-training problem, and it's not just messy - it's a cultural clash between child-led parenting and the realities of school readiness.
Public health experts might finally admit that the MAHA movement, for all its anti-vax weirdness, is tapping into real frustrations - and maybe it's time to show up and fight like we mean it.
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