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Lia DeGroot

Washington, D.C., United States

Reporter at Roll Call

Reporter at CQ News

Health reporter at @cqnow and @rollcall | @gwhatchet & @smpagwu alumna | Get in touch: [email protected], DM for Signal

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  • 2 weeks ago | rollcall.com | Lia DeGroot

    Federal health officials say the Food and Drug Administration will no longer approve COVID-19 vaccines for healthy people under 65 without rigorous trials first, a major shift in the agency’s approach to preventive measures for the disease.

  • 3 weeks ago | gazettextra.com | Sandhya Raman |Lia DeGroot

    WASHINGTON - Robert F. Kennedy Jr., testifying on Capitol Hill for the first time since he was confirmed as Health and Human Services secretary in February, on Wednesday shot down attempts by lawmakers to probe a wholesale reorganization and slashing of staff at the department, citing a court's gag order issued just the day before.

  • 3 weeks ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Sandhya Raman |Lia DeGroot

    WASHINGTON - Robert F. Kennedy Jr., testifying on Capitol Hill for the first time since he was confirmed as Health and Human Services secretary in February, on Wednesday shot down attempts by lawmakers to probe a wholesale reorganization and slashing of staff at the department, citing a court's gag order issued just the day before.

  • 3 weeks ago | union-bulletin.com | Sandhya Raman |Lia DeGroot

    WASHINGTON — Robert F. Kennedy Jr., testifying on Capitol Hill for the first time since he was confirmed as Health and Human Services secretary in February, on Wednesday shot down attempts by lawmakers to probe a wholesale reorganization and slashing of staff at the department, citing a court’s gag order issued just the day before.

  • 3 weeks ago | rollcall.com | Sandhya Raman |Lia DeGroot

    Robert F. Kennedy Jr., testifying on Capitol Hill for the first time since he was confirmed as Health and Human Services secretary in February, on Wednesday shot down attempts by lawmakers to probe a wholesale reorganization and slashing of staff at the department, citing a court’s gag order issued just the day before.

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Lia DeGroot
Lia DeGroot @lia_degroot
14 May 25

Kennedy defends hiring of David Geier in an exchange with Sen. Hassan. He says Geier is not managing autism research

Lia DeGroot
Lia DeGroot @lia_degroot
14 May 25

Cassidy fact checks Kennedy's claim that no vaccines except for Covid have been evaluated against placebo "The rotavirus, measles and HPV vaccines have been and some vaccines are tested against previous versions," Cassidy said.

Lia DeGroot
Lia DeGroot @lia_degroot
14 May 25

Reporting for duty on RFK's hearing before HELP 🫡 Cassidy says that HHS' agenda has been framed by anonymous sources/bias: "Americans need direct reassurance from the administration and from you...that these reforms will make their lives easier, not harder."