RFK Jr. drags feet on COVID-19 vaccine recommendations, delaying shots for kids

The article discusses the delay in COVID-19 vaccine recommendations for children, caused by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a prominent anti-vaccine advocate. Kennedy's resistance has slowed the approval process, preventing low-income children from accessing the shots. The article highlights that Kennedy, a member of the vaccine advisory panel for the World Health Organization (WHO), has been dragging his feet on endorsing the vaccines for children. This delay has significant consequences, as it denies access to the shots for underprivileged children who rely on the WHO's guidance for their immunization programs. The article emphasizes the importance of timely vaccine recommendations, particularly for vulnerable populations, and the need to address misinformation and opposition that can hinder public health efforts. It underscores the potential impact of individual actions on the accessibility of essential healthcare services for those in need.