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The Problem With Calling the U.S. an Outlier on Vaccines
And why a little-known commission, a severe flu season, and a hepatitis B vaccine study in Africa deserve attention
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David Higgins, MD, MPH
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“Are These Still Recommended or Not?”
A fictional family, a very real policy change, and why this week’s vaccine decisions matter for parents just trying to keep their kids healthy
Jan 6
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Why I Write
A Reluctant Year of Writing in Public About Vaccines, Evidence, and Trust
Dec 29, 2025
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There’s Something Rotten In The United States
Why the Denmark Vaccine Schedule Won’t Work in the U.S.
Published on Unbiased Science
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Dec 20, 2025
The Problem Isn’t Shared Decision-Making. It’s How the ACIP Is Using It.
Why turning routine vaccine recommendations into “individual decision-making” undermines evidence-based guidance
Dec 16, 2025
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Our Kids Deserve Better
The health of America’s children shouldn't be shaped by federal dysfunction
Dec 6, 2025
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The Cost of a Delay
The ACIP’s hepatitis B vaccine vote could reverse decades of hard-won progress
Dec 3, 2025
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Informed Consent Is Alive and Well—Despite What You’ve Been Told
Setting the record straight on how vaccine communication actually works and why some groups want you to think it’s broken
Published on Unbiased Science
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Nov 24, 2025
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