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American Academy of Pediatrics files suit against RFK Jr.
The American Academy of Pediatrics and other leading medical groups are suing Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The lawsuit claims the Health and Human Services secretary violated federal law when he changed COVID-19 vaccine recommendations to say pregnant women and healthy children no longer need the inoculation.
While emergency rooms provide life-saving care when needed, they should not be the first choice for every medical issue.
Some exciting health news for McDowell County residents. The Mission Pediatrics office in Marion is finally back open.
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What did Blue Fish Pediatrics doctor say? Pediatrician fired after comments on Texas Flood triggers uproar onlineThe Blue Fish Pediatrics physician had previously made controversial comments about a section of Texas flood victims ...
Orlando, Fla.-based Nemours Children’s Hospital, part of Jacksonville, Fla.-based Nemours Children’s Health, has named Heather Fagan, MD, chair of the department of pediatrics and ...
Although he was familiar with Ojayah’s case for about a year prior, Chad Aarons, M.D., pediatric orthopedic surgeon with Bon Secours – Tuckahoe Orthopedics and long-term medical volunteer with World ...
The agreement is expected to expand CHOP's reach into markets served by ChristianaCare in Delaware, Maryland, and elsewhere.
The new policy withdraws the COVID-19 vaccine recommendation for most children and pregnant women made by earlier vaccination policy. Groups suing include the American Academy of Pediatrics, the ...
Pediatricians say their key concern is that after Robert Kennedy Jr. fired the government’s top vaccine experts and appointed replacements, the U.S. may ultimately stop calling for the vaccines' use.
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