The CDC has removed pregnant women and healthy children from the list of recommendations for COVID vaccination.

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Health experts are raising concerns about the potential public health impacts after Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy announced the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is rolling back COVID-19 vaccination recommendations for kids and pregnant women.

If pregnant woman and healthy children follow new federal guidance, they won’t receive the covid-19 vaccine and face a greater risk for complications from the disease, three public health experts told TribLive Wednesday.

Abrupt switch left Minnesota doctors concerned about impact on vaccine hesitancy, insurers uncertain about future vaccine coverage policies.

It means removing it from the recommended immunization schedule. The recommendation effectively cut in front of the agency's outside advisors who make up the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices.