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Mar 25, 20264 min
Upheaval at ACIP: A Timeline of U.S. Vaccine Policy and Leadership Shifts
Over the past year, the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) has undergone sweeping changes to its leadership, membership, review processes, and recommendations. These shifts are transforming how vaccines are reviewed and recommended in the U.S. — and fueling confusion, distrust, and growing public backlash.   Now, a recent federal court ruling has paused some of these changes – while also raising new questions about what comes next. With ACIP’s role, structure, and...

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Mar 25, 20263 min
Leading Medical Experts Applaud Court Ruling to Block Federal Vaccine Changes
A major federal court ruling  has paused sweeping changes to U.S. vaccine policy, prompting swift response from physicians, public health leaders, and medical organizations nationwide.   The lawsuit  – brought by the American Academy of Pediatrics and other groups – challenges recent actions by the Department of Health and Human Services to alter the childhood vaccination schedule and restructure the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP), arguing the changes violate longstanding...

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Mar 17, 20261 min
Partnership to Fight Infectious Disease Statement on Federal Court Ruling Blocking Vaccine Policy Changes
March 17, 2026 (Washington, D.C.) — The Partnership to Fight Infectious Disease (PFID) released the following statement in response to a federal district court blocking changes to U.S. vaccine recommendations while litigation continues:  "Today's ruling is an important victory for science and public health. We’re grateful that physicians and other clinicians, patient and consumer advocates, and public health experts continue to defend evidence-based vaccine policy during a period of...

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