Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has made headlines by firing the entire CDC vaccine advisory committee, replacing them with individuals known for their skepticism towards vaccines. This move has raised alarms among public health officials, who fear it undermines scientific integrity and public trust in vaccination efforts. The new appointments include experts who have previously criticized vaccines and spread misinformation. Many in the medical community, including the AMA, are calling for investigations, and former members of the ousted panel are voicing their concerns over the implications for vaccine policy and public health. As the nation watches this significant shakeup, the response from health authorities and lawmakers indicates a deepening divide over vaccination strategies and trust in government recommendations.