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riversedge

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1. Public opinion on the Covid vaccines remains divided. According to a September 2025 YouGov survey, 41 percent of America

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Thu Apr 9, 2026, 02:31 PM

22 hrs ago

..............The latest incident underscores competing factions inside and outside the administration on vaccine policy, The Washington Post reported. While some officials seek to halt further changes before the midterms, some advocates are pressing Kennedy to double down on his vaccine skepticism.

Public opinion on the Covid vaccines remains divided. According to a September 2025 YouGov survey, 41 percent of Americans believe the benefits of the Covid vaccine outweigh the risks, while 39 percent believe they are about equivalent or outweighed by risks.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/covid-vaccine-report-delay-rfk-cdc-b2954482.html

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RFK Jr's CDC delays report showing benefits from Covid vaccine, insiders say [View all] riversedge 23 hrs ago OP

Public opinion on the Covid vaccines remains divided. According to a September 2025 YouGov survey, 41 percent of America riversedge 22 hrs ago #1

Honestly, opinions don't move the needle for me. BadgerMom 14 hrs ago #8

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