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Aaron E. Carroll

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We Spend Billions to Discover Cures. Why Don’t They Get to Patients?

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By Aaron E. Carroll
| The New York Times Verified
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. Almost every doctor has a tragic story that sticks with them. For Dr. Suchitra Rao, a pediatrician in Colorado, it was a teenager with a congenital heart defect and a weakened immune system who got a flu vaccine each year. One year, a stretch of medical visits and hospitalizations crowded out that routine care, and the vaccine got missed.
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The problem with RFK Jr.’s crusade against antidepressants

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By Aaron E. Carroll
| The Washington Post Verified
The problem with RFK Jr.’s crusade against antidepressants (washingtonpost.com) The problem with RFK Jr.’s crusade against antidepressants By Aaron E. Carroll 2026072310310400 Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently announced plans to begin significantly reducing the most-used class of antidepressants in America.
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ACIP, MMRV, and Vaccine Equity—What the September 2025 Vote Did Not Ask

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By Elizabeth Cope, Aaron E. Carroll
| JAMA Network Verified
Among 213 445 children in King County, Washington, younger than 4 years who received a measles-containing vaccine between 2015 and 2025, 15% received it as measles, mumps, rubella, and varicella (MMRV).1 That share changed little across 8 birth cohorts. More important for policy was the population in which MMRV use was concentrated. Elsewhere in JAMA Network Open, Fagalde et al1 describe a population that is simple to identify yet easy to miss in policy debates.
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