Ping Huang
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first heard Jul 2025
last heard 18 Sep
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Ping Huang, NPR News.
Outside advisors to the CDC are scheduled to vote on whether universal hepatitis B vaccinations given to healthy babies at birth should stop.
The vote was postponed from yesterday when the panel discussed the topic but could not come to consensus.
Dr. Joseph Hibble, a psychiatrist on the committee, grew frustrated when the language on the vote kept changing.
Some members have called for an end to the decades-long policy.
Others say they see no reason to change a recommendation that has greatly reduced new cases of hepatitis B, a virus which can cause liver cancer, and other serious health problems.
Ping Huang, NPR News.
Good morning.
Good morning, Michelle.
What's this meeting about?
So this is the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices.
This is a panel that's been making recommendations on how vaccines should be used since 1964.
And back in June, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
dismissed all the previous members, and he replaced them with members who have shown that they are not, generally speaking, all that familiar with the details of vaccine policy or how this group shapes it.
At their last meeting in October, the committee's chairman said that they were rookies when they had to redo a vote.
That chairman was replaced just this week, and the new chair is Dr. Kirk Milhone.
He's a pediatric cardiologist and a fellow with the Independent Medical Alliance, who
which is a group that still recommends people use drugs like ivermectin to treat COVID, even though studies have shown it does not work.
So what will be covered in this meeting?
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