Trump admin launches vaccine center
U.S. Health Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr. announced new initiatives to study rare side effects of vaccines, including the establishment of a dedicated research center to monitor and address these effects. This comes as an effort to enhance vaccine safety and build trust in public health institutions, especially amid increasing suspicions and criticism in the future regarding vaccination policies. Although serious side effects are rare, the World Health Organization estimates that vaccines prevent up to five million deaths annually from diseases such as measles, tetanus, and influenza. This initiative comes at a time when the United States is experiencing a significant measles outbreak, with five deaths recorded in Pennsylvania alone in 2026, amid criticism from health experts regarding the risks associated with vaccine skepticism.
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