In a controversial move, RFK Jr.'s vaccine panel has stirred up debates by suggesting that not all newborns require Hepatitis B shots. The panel, led by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., argues that the current vaccination guidelines may be excessive for infants. This recommendation goes against the long-standing practice of administering the Hepatitis B vaccine shortly after birth to prevent transmission from infected mothers. While some experts support the panel's stance, others express concerns about the potential risks of deviating from established immunization protocols. The debate highlights the complexities of vaccine policies and the ongoing discourse surrounding childhood immunization.