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Reductions in federally recommended childhood vaccines put Minnesota health officials in a bind

Federal health care officials on Monday, Jan. 5, cut the number of vaccines recommended for every child, reaffirming the need to immunize children against 11 infectious diseases such as measles but leaving families to decide whether to pursue flu shots and others.

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CDC changes to childhood vaccine recommendations concern Minnesota health officials

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Minnesota health experts weigh in on changes to childhood vaccine recommendations

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HHS upends childhood vaccine schedule

HHS’s move Monday to overhaul the childhood vaccine schedule without public input marks Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. ’s 2026 opening salvo to the pharmaceutical industry as he aims to fulfil...

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NJ stands firm on child vaccines as CDC rolls back recommendations

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RFK Jr. claims he supports CDC vaccine schedule after major overhaul

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US revises childhood vaccine schedule. Here’s what it means for your kids.

According to the HHS announcement, the four vaccines include those for rotavirus, influenza, meningococcal disease and hepatitis A, which have now been moved to shared decision-making between parents ...

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RFK Jr.’s Next Move Is What Anti-Vaxxers Have Been Waiting For

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FACT FOCUS: Trump sows confusion on number of childhood vaccinations

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What to Know About the Vaccines Cut From C.D.C. Recommendations

Federal health officials upended the immunization schedule for American children this week. These are the diseases affected.

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Subclade K Mutation Causing Surge Of Flu Cases In MN: What To Know

The predicted surge of influenza cases, driven by the new “subclade K” mutation, is hitting Minnesota emergency rooms.

Post-Bulletin

Minnesota Republican calls vaccines 'poison' in committee hearing

ST. PAUL — A Minnesota legislator spoke out against allowing child care facilities to set their own policies regarding immunizations, calling vaccines poison, during a committee hearing Tuesday, March 19. Rep. Natalie Zeleznikar, R-Fredenberg Township ...

Star Tribune

Minnesota seniors seeking vaccines again as COVID-19 lingers

More than half of Minnesota seniors are up to date with COVID-19 vaccinations for the first time in months, raising protection levels among those at greatest risk from the infectious disease. The vaccination progress comes amid persistent growth in COVID ...