New CDC vaccine schedule, NIH research funding: D.C. Diagnosis
Welcome to 2026, a year that has already been filled with challenges and changes in the world of health and medicine. As we navigate through this new year, it’s important to stay informed and up to date on the latest developments in healthcare policy and practice.
RFK Jr. recently claimed that we are “almost healthy again,” suggesting that there is progress being made towards improving public health. While we may not be in top form after the holiday break, it’s important to stay focused on our health and well-being as we move forward into the new year.
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