Study Debunks Kennedy's Vaccine Panel Conflict Claims | JQJO

A new study refutes claims by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. that vaccine advisory panels had widespread conflicts of interest. Research from the USC Schaeffer Center, published in JAMA, shows conflict rates were at historic lows before Kennedy restructured the panels. The study found that income from vaccine makers was virtually nonexistent. Kennedy's claim of 97% conflict was unsubstantiated. The researchers suggest focusing on other areas of healthcare regulation for greater conflict of interest concerns.