Catch up quick: Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy's vaccine advisory panel voted that people - including those who are pregnant - should make their own individual decision about whether to get a shot in consultation with their health care provider, instead of broadly recommending the shot. That recommendation must ultimately be approved by the CDC. Back in May, Kennedy announced that the CDC no longer recommended the COVID vaccine for healthy pregnant women.
A panel of vaccine advisers to the federal government debated several changes to COVID-19 vaccine access in a chaotic meeting Friday, marked by confusion over processes, technical difficulties and passionate disagreement among members and other experts in attendance. Ultimately, the committee backed away from its most controversial proposal that called for states to require those who want a COVID-19 vaccine to get a prescription.
If you bought these eggs, throw them away. You can also return them to where you bought them. The agency also recommends you use hot soapy water or a dishwasher to wash items or surfaces that may have touched the eggs. If you run a business that has purchased these eggs, the CDC urges that you do not sell or serve them.
