None of the five interventions to boost trust in science succeeded—even when the message aligned with conservative values.
Leaders from the APHA and the Treatment Action Group call for resignation or removal, as a biomedical group raises questions about core FDA functioning.
Two lawmakers raise concerns about future scientific credibility and the availability of vaccines.
The site was taken down 2 days ago at Kennedy's direction after the New York Times asked about it and social media posts about it proliferated.
Some of the terminated grants focused on boosting uptake in minority populations, with the cuts covering a range of vaccines.
In other measles news, Kentucky has reported a case in an adult who had recently traveled internationally.
Experts say the move is very concerning for public health, particularly amid the growing measles outbreak in neighboring Texas.
President Javier Milei says the WHO promoted "endless quarantines" without scientific support during the pandemic.
The KFF poll, conducted earlier this month, also teases out impressions of Trump's health nominees and perceptions about the H5N1 threat.
With moderately high trust in scientists, respondents wanted a higher priority on public health, energy challenges, and poverty.
