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CDC keeps recommendation of COVID vaccines for healthy kids after RFK Jr. said it would be removed

  • In 2025, the CDC updated its guidance to indicate that COVID-19 vaccines are available for healthy youths from six months up to late adolescence, though it stopped short of strongly endorsing vaccination for this group.
  • This update followed Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s statement that COVID-19 vaccinations would no longer be advised for healthy children or expectant mothers.
  • The CDC now uses 'shared decision-making,' allowing parents and doctors to decide on vaccination, while continuing to recommend shots for children with no severe immune problems.
  • Vaccination rates for the 2024-25 COVID-19 vaccine remain low, with only about 13% of children and 23% of adults having been vaccinated, and experts observe that less forceful messaging from health officials corresponds with decreased uptake.
  • The guidance shift implies a focus on vaccinating high-risk groups, with an advisory panel meeting planned in June to recommend fall shot policies.
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Monkey Viral broke the news in on Friday, May 30, 2025.
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