Coverage dated December 16, 2025
CDC formally stops recommending hepatitis B vaccines for all newborns
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The acting CDC director adopted controversial guidance from the agency's advisory panel, upending a decades-long policy.
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NBC4 Washington
CDC formally stops recommending hepatitis B vaccines for all newborns ↗ (opens NBC4 Washington)Published
NBC4 Washington's feed description
The acting CDC director adopted controversial guidance from the agency's advisory panel, upending a decades-long policy.
Black Enterprise
CDC Drops Universal Hepatitis B Vaccine Recommendation For All Newborns ↗ (opens Black Enterprise)Published
Black Enterprise's feed description
The CDC adopted controversial guidance from its advisory panel, ending recommendations for the Hepatitis B vaccine for all newborns.
CBS 19 Tyler
CDC formally ends recommendation for hepatitis B vaccines for all newborns ↗ (opens CBS 19 Tyler)Published
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A vaccine advisory panel, appointed by U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. voted to end the decades-long recommendation earlier this month.
UPI
CDC updates Hepatitis B vaccine guidance for infants ↗ (opens UPI)Published
UPI's feed description
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced a shift to a personalized approach for hepatitis B vaccination.
Washington Examiner
CDC drops newborn hepatitis B vaccine recommendation ↗ (opens Washington Examiner)Published
Washington Examiner's feed description
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention officially dropped recommendations for vaccinating all newborns for hepatitis B.
The Guardian
CDC ends recommendation for all US newborns to receive hepatitis B vaccine ↗ (opens The Guardian)Published
The Guardian's feed description
Change marks an abrupt end to 30 years of established medical guidance. and follows vote earlier this month
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