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Following our lawsuit, AAP et. al. v Kennedy et. al., a federal judge issued an important ruling in our lawsuit against Secretary Robert F. Kennedy and the federal administration’s dangerous changes to vaccine policy.
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A new survey from the Annenberg Public Policy Center at the University of Pennsylvania finds that Americans make a clear distinction between career scientists and the political leaders running federal health agencies. While roughly two-thirds of respondents express confidence in agency scientists, far fewer trust the agencies’ political leadership.
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Community health centers — which provide vital medical services for the majority of low-income patients in Massachusetts — are facing a range of financial threats due to federal policy changes that will likely force them to scale back operations. Hear from our Executive Director, Carlene Pavlos, and other public health leaders on what’s at stake and what these cuts could mean for the future of community health centers.
Governor Maura Healey released new guidance on childhood vaccinations Wednesday, countering Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s recent overhaul of the schedule. Carlene Pavlos, Commissioner Robbie Goldstein, and Dr. Andrew D. Racine, president of the American Academy of Pediatrics, are quoted on the importance of vaccines and evidence-based science.
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