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The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) voted 8–3 to remove the long-standing universal newborn hepatitis B (Hep B) birth‑dose recommendation, shifting to individual/shared decision‑ma...
The Department of Education’s negotiated draft definition would sharply narrow which programs count as “professional,” recognizing roughly 11 primary fields plus some doctoral programs and excluding m...
The Department of Education’s negotiated proposal in November 2025 would recognize 11 “primary” professional programs eligible for the higher loan caps; those 11 are pharmacy, dentistry, veterinary me...
The Department of Education’s recent rulemaking tied to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) will change which graduate programs count as “professional degrees,” and those changes are scheduled to t...
Evidence from recent reporting shows that while the administration touts a new “Great Healthcare Plan” promising lower drug prices, direct payments and greater transparency , independent experts and p...
Several reporting and policy analyses link specific Trump-administration actions to harms for public health and life expectancy: experts point to rollbacks or funding cuts that reduced vaccination tru...
Philanthropic responses to the 2025 NIH disruptions are mentioned but coverage is sparse in the provided material: reporting documents the scale of NIH terminations (roughly $2.3–$3 billion in unspent...
Detaining or moving homeless people into camps raises serious human-rights and legal risks: international bodies caution that forced displacement and institutionalization can amount to abuses or even ...
Major scientific and public‑health organizations and advocacy groups have publicly criticized the Trump administration’s recent PFAS policies — including withdrawals or rollbacks of drinking‑water lim...