The newly formed vaccine advisory committee handpicked by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced it would examine the cumulative effect of the childhood vaccine schedule and reevaluate hepatitis B immunization recommendations — a move that could shift long-standing practices of how and when children are immunized in the United States.

The vaccine safety panel reconstituted earlier this month by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced Wednesday that the committee would begin a systematic review of the “cumulative effects” of vaccines for children and adolescents,

Rep. Kim Schrier described babies who “turned blue” from whooping cough and ripped the HHS secretary for lying to parents about the safety of vaccines.