US EditionHawaii joining West Coast vaccine alliance
The coalition formed in response to political interference aims to restore trust by providing consistent, science-based vaccine guidance; Hawaii's vaccination rate ranks among the highest globally, officials said.
- On Thursday, Hawaii joined the West Coast Health Alliance alongside California, Oregon, and Washington to align vaccine policies based on science.
- The alliance was established this week due to concerns that the CDC's trustworthiness had been politically compromised during the Trump administration and under its current leadership.
- The coalition aims to offer consistent vaccine recommendations that prioritize safety, effectiveness, and openness, drawing on input from national medical experts.
- Hawaii Governor Josh Green said the alliance ensures residents receive dependable science-based recommendations regardless of shifting federal actions and political influences.
- The alliance aims to safeguard public health by collaborating on best practices and combating politically driven guidance, signaling a growing state-level effort to maintain scientific integrity in vaccine policy.
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Hawaiʻi joins West Coast Health Alliance for science-based public health guidance
Hawaiʻi has joined California, Oregon and Washington in forming the West Coast Health Alliance, a multi-state partnership, they say, will aim at providing residents with consistent, science-based public health guidance.
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