US finalizes rule to reimburse doctors for vaccine 'injury' care; RFK Jr. pushes anti-vaccine agenda

The Trump administration is finalizing a rule to reimburse doctors for diagnosing and treating vaccine side effects, a move experts say aims to undermine vaccine trust and build an evidence base on purported risks. HHS Secretary RFK Jr. also announced a vaccine 'injury' research center at NIH, signaling a policy shift toward legitimizing anti-vaccine claims. The rule's impact on vaccination rates and public health is uncertain but potentially significant.

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