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American Focus > Blog > Tech and Science > These Actions Could Make Vaccines Safer. But RFK, Jr., Isn’t Pursuing Them
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These Actions Could Make Vaccines Safer. But RFK, Jr., Isn’t Pursuing Them

Last updated: June 26, 2025 8:35 pm
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Brianne Dressen, a Utah preschool teacher, experienced rare but severe symptoms after receiving a covid vaccination in November 2020. Within an hour of getting the shot, she felt pins and needles in her arms and legs, which later progressed to double vision, chronic nausea, brain fog, and profound weakness. Once an active rock climber, she was reduced to being a couch potato due to the debilitating effects of the vaccine.

Her case caught the attention of National Institutes of Health neuroscientist Avindra Nath, who examined Dressen and over 30 other individuals with similar symptoms in 2021. Nath recommended a treatment plan involving steroids and antibodies, which Dressen credits with saving her life. However, Nath later informed the patients that his clinical study was ending and directed them to seek local assistance, leaving Dressen feeling abandoned as there were no suitable resources available.

The lack of support for individuals experiencing vaccine-related injuries highlights the flaws in the U.S. system for monitoring adverse effects of vaccines. Insufficient funding and research capabilities hinder the ability to address urgent questions and concerns related to vaccine safety, leading to vaccine hesitancy among the public. The shortcomings of the system were particularly evident during the mass vaccination campaigns of the pandemic, where even rare serious side effects could impact a significant number of people.

Several leading vaccine scientists are advocating for increased resources to study vaccine safety and provide support to individuals with claims of injury. They are calling on Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to prioritize vaccine safety initiatives and address the gaps in the current system. It is essential to invest in research to enhance the safety of vaccines and address concerns raised by individuals who have experienced adverse reactions.

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Kennedy’s actions, including dismissing experts and cutting programs related to vaccine safety, have raised concerns among the scientific community. The abrupt cancellation of a contract for a covid vaccine study and the removal of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices have further eroded confidence in the vaccine safety system. Experts warn that the lack of focus on unbiased research and safety signals could have detrimental effects on public health.

Efforts to improve vaccine safety and address vaccine-related injuries are crucial to maintaining public trust in vaccination programs. Researchers emphasize the need for robust funding and research initiatives to investigate rare vaccine reactions and ensure the safety of vaccines. Moving vaccine safety oversight to an independent agency, as suggested by some experts, could enhance transparency and accountability in monitoring vaccine safety.

While there are challenges in addressing vaccine-related injuries, it is essential to prioritize the well-being of individuals affected by adverse reactions. By investing in research, supporting individuals with vaccine injuries, and enhancing vaccine safety protocols, we can strengthen public confidence in vaccination programs and ensure the continued success of immunization efforts.

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