Senator Bill Cassidy, a former doctor known for his vaccine advocacy, faces re-election challenges as newborn hepatitis B vaccination rates decline and anti-vaccine policies gain traction under Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., whom Cassidy supported despite initial reservations. This shift raises concerns among healthcare professionals about the resurgence of preventable diseases and highlights the political risks for Cassidy in a state where vaccine skepticism is growing.
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