Chelsea Cirruzzo is a Washington correspondent at STAT, where she covers health and human services. With a strong focus on healthcare administration, public health, and aging issues, she has reported extensively on topics such as Medicare, Medicaid, and patient care. Chelsea's work has been featured in Axios, Yahoo News, POLITICO, and STAT News.
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By: Daniel Payne
RFK Jr.'s vaccine panel is laying the groundwork for more scrutiny of childhood shots
By: Chelsea Cirruzzo
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., unconstrained by Congress, is pressing ahead in his mission to reshape health care.
By: Chelsea Cirruzzo, Daniel Payne
RFK Jr.’s allies hope reducing the number of recommended pediatric vaccines opens the door to stripping vaccine makers of the liability shields.
By: Chelsea Cirruzzo
The Trump administration is weighing how to respond to a court ruling on vaccine policymaking, a decision that could come with political risks.
Robert Malone, an outspoken doctor and ally of RFK Jr., is stepping away from a panel of federal vaccine advisers after a federal judge blocked the panel’s work.
By: Chelsea Cirruzzo
The members will advise Kennedy and Oz on how to lower costs and improve care.
By: Chelsea Cirruzzo
Lawmakers seem poised to reject cuts to biomedical research and public health spending for a second straight year.
The panel arguably holds the most power in advancing or hindering RFK Jr.'s MAHA agenda Health secretary Robert F.
From promoting shots for every child to defending glyphosate production, Kennedy has veered from usual MAHA messaging
By: Daniel Payne
The Biden administration prepared hundreds of pages of plans. The Trump administration is opting for its own strategy
