Measles is back. We let it in. | GUEST COMMENTARY
Opinion: Federal complacency and falling vaccination rates have created a measles crisis, writes A.J. Russo.
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The science advisers are gone. What’s left is a rubber stamp. | GUEST COMMENTARY
Opinion: Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has gutted federal health advisory committees to make them a rubber stamp for his own agenda.
When vaccine research is silenced, Americans pay the price | GUEST COMMENTARY
Opinion: The Trump administration's recent censorship of vaccine research sets a dangerous precedent, writes A.J. Russo.
Supreme Court mistakes cruelty for free speech | GUEST COMMENTARY
Opinion: The Supreme Court’s recent decision to strike down Colorado’s ban on conversion therapy is a serious moral and public health failure, writes A.J. Russo.
Why we can’t afford to abandon vaccine mandates | GUEST COMMENTARY
Opinion: Calls to roll back childhood vaccine mandates are a dangerous gamble with public health, writes A.J. Russo.
Why Denmark’s vaccine model won’t work here | GUEST COMMENTARY
The Trump administration is wrong to think Denmark's vaccination model is what the United States needs, writes A.J. Russo.
The vaccines and autism myth was debunked years ago | GUEST COMMENTARY
The CDC's recent decision to link autism to vaccines disrespects the extensive science showing that vaccines are not connected to autism, writes A.J. Russo.
Consequences of delaying infant hepatitis B vaccine would be fatal | GUEST COMMENTARY
Delaying the hepatitis vaccine for newborns would have serious and possibly fatal consequences, writes A.J. Russo.
Trump’s latest executive order will hurt scientific research | GUEST COMMENTARY
Donald Trump's executive order signifies a shift from merit-based to politically driven research grant approval, writes A.J. Russo.
This federal policy would compromise scientific research | GUEST COMMENTARY
A.J. Russo writes that a proposal by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. would set back federal scientific research.