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So let's talk about that.

This isn't the first change this administration has made in vaccine policies.

Remind us what else has happened and what may be coming.

Yeah, the Trump administration has already made it harder for many people to get the COVID-19 vaccines, made it more complicated to vaccinate babies against chickenpox, and changed the CDC stance on a possible link between vaccines and autism, even though that's long been debunked.

The CDC committee is now scrutinizing the entire childhood vaccine schedule, which for decades has protected children against more than a dozen dangerous diseases, including measles, mumps, tetanus, and, you know, polio.

Here's Dr. Rochelle Walensky, a former CDC director.

and the committee laid the groundwork during the meeting to consider other controversial changes in U.S.

vaccine policies in the future.

That's NPR's health correspondent, Rob Stein.

Rob, thank you.

And if that deal goes through, it has the potential to alter which movies make it to the big screen in theatrical releases.

NPR culture correspondent Mandelid Berbarco joins us from Los Angeles to tell us more.

Buenos dias, Mandelid.

Buenos dias.

So tell us, which companies did Netflix have to beat for its winning bid for Warner Brothers Discovery?

Lucky you.

Okay, complement each other.

What do you think he means by that?

I imagine that Netflix is feeling pretty great at the moment.

But what about everyone else in the industry?