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NIH head: mRNA vaccine cuts made because public doesn’t trust them
( NewsNation) — National Institutes of Health director Jay Bhattacharya believes mRNA vaccine technology is “promising” but has failed at “earning public trust,” speaking one week after the federal government canceled $500 million for its development.
How federal cuts to mRNA vaccine development will affect Vermont
U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced last week that his department would slash about $500 million in mRNA vaccine contracts, a hit to an industry already reeling from other public funding cuts. Those impacts are being felt in Vermont, experts say.
This was one in a continuing line of moves that have put Kennedy's vaccine skepticism into public policy, though scientists ...
In a new episode of the video series STATus Report, a closer look at the reasons health secretary RFK Jr. cited for canceling contracts on mRNA vaccine research.
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Trump previously called mRNA vaccines a 'medical miracle.' Now, RFK Jr. cut $500M in funding
The top public health officials during Trump's first term praised mRNA vaccines. In the second term, officials seem to be retreating from them.
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HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. used discredited and misrepresented studies to justify canceling research into ...
Antipathy from figures close to Trump toward mRNA technology, which underlies Moderna’s products and pipeline, has weighed on ...
Trump officials are capitalizing on lingering COVID resentment to undermine American vaccine policy.
RNA drugs might be able to protect against a huge range of viruses by turning on key parts of our innate defences against ...
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