US EditionNew chair of CDC vaccine panel fired from pediatric practice, wife says
Dr. Kirk Milhoan was dismissed after ACIP narrowed newborn hepatitis B vaccine use, facing public pressure despite his longstanding vaccine support, his wife said.
- Kirk Milhoan was removed from his pediatric practice after becoming chair of the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, according to his wife, Kimberly Milhoan.
- The CDC committee changed its recommendation on the hepatitis B vaccine for newborns, advising a two-month delay for babies born to mothers who test negative for the virus.
- President Trump praised the new recommendation and instructed HHS to review the childhood vaccine schedule.
- Kimberly Milhoan defended her husband, emphasizing his advocacy for vaccines while weighing the benefits and risks based on scientific evidence.
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New chair of CDC vaccine panel fired from pediatric practice, wife says
The wife of the newly appointed chair of the vaccine advisory panel that recently voted to roll back infant hepatitis B vaccination guidelines said Thursday that he had been fired from his pediatric cardiology practice because of his position on the committee. Kimberly Milhoan, the wife of the recently appointed chair of the Advisory Committee…
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