Vaccination experts recently fired by Donald Trump's administration sounded the alarm in a Monday editorial, saying they were "deeply concerned" by the actions of a US health secretary known for his vaccine skepticism.

Kennedy Jr., the Trump administration has begun restricting access to COVID vaccines as well as credible vaccine guidance. On Monday, RFK Jr. announced that he was firing the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP),

Jerome Adams, President Trump’s first-term surgeon general, is becoming one of the most prominent voices speaking out against the public health policies and decisions carried out in the president’s second term.

Her term as Prime Minister was marked by the Christchurch terrorist attack and the pandemic. New Zealand’s former premier Jacinda Ardern was best known for keeping her country impressively Covid-free although many turned against her in the cost of living crisis which followed.

The promise of mRNA technology seemed boundless after the success of the coronavirus vaccines, but Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has singled it out for scrutiny, clouding its prospects.

President Trump issued a full and unconditional pardon to a former U.S. army officer convicted of refusing to follow COVID-19 safety rules.

Kennedy's picks circumvented the usual CDC process for selecting members of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices. In previous administrations, career agency officials — not political leaders — vetted potential experts before forwarding them to the department for the secretary's approval.

Accusations have percolated for months on social media and right-wing websites, as well as among Trump’s allies in Congress. Trump has said he has no proof of his claims.