In a significant shake-up at the CDC, Health Secretary RFK Jr. has removed all members of the vaccine advisory committee, citing a need to restore public trust in vaccines. This decision affects all 17 panel members, sparking discussions about conflicts of interest and the future of U.S. vaccine policy. The move comes amidst growing concerns about transparency and public confidence in health recommendations, as several CDC officials resign following these developments. Analysts are questioning the implications of this overhaul for vaccine-related decision-making in the country.