
Federal officials have revealed their plans to only approve the updated COVID-19 vaccines for use among the elderly and other select groups - a change from when the vaccine first rolled out to slow the pandemic five years ago.
The change was announced by the Food and Drug Administration, which falls under Health and Human Services. While Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. didn’t have a direct role in the new change, it exemplifies how the vaccine skeptic is reshaping how Americans fight diseases.