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CDC Vaccine Chair Pushes for Trust Amid Controversy
10/30/2025
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- Martin Kulldorff, chair of the CDC’s vaccine advisory committee, aims to restore public trust in vaccines.
- He calls for scientific integrity and transparency, and says the committee operates independently from political influence.
- Kulldorff has changed recommendations by removing a mercury-based preservative and limiting certain vaccines for older children, drawing criticism.
- The West Coast Health Alliance, formed by California, Oregon, Washington, and Hawaii, seeks science-driven vaccine guidance amid politicization.
