Presidential Powers and Vaccine Policy in the United States
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Presidential Powers and Vaccine Policy in the United States
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In this episode of Philly Public Health Chats, Dr. Najera discusses the implications of former President Donald Trump’s return to office on public health policy, primarily focusing on vaccination, with expert guest Brian Dean Abramson.
Abramson, a leading authority on vaccine law, elaborates on the president's potential influence and legal constraints relating to public health initiatives. They explore the intersections of federal and local powers, the impact of misinformation, and the possible future scenarios concerning vaccine distribution and public health measures.
The dialogue also touches on broader issues, such as federal versus state powers in healthcare, and offers insights into how the public can advocate for vaccination rights in an evolving political landscape.
The views and opinions expressed on this podcast and its episodes are those of the speakers, and they do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the speakers' institutional or professional affiliations.