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All new vaccines will have to be tested against a placebo before they can be approved, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) confirmed to The Washington Post on Wednesday.

An HHS spokesperson told The Defender that in “a radical departure from past practices,” the agency will set a new rule. “All new vaccines will undergo safety testing in placebo-controlled trials prior to licensure.”

The news drew both praise and criticism, with the Post citing medical experts who said testing vaccines against a placebo “could limit access to vaccines and undermine the public’s trust in immunization” and that the rule “could be unethical” because people in the placebo group wouldn’t receive an effective intervention.

Calley Means, an adviser to HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., questioned why “‘health experts’ would be alarmed at conducting science on new drugs?”

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He noted that for years, the CDC has insisted the only way to manage measles is through universal vaccination. But Kennedy challenged that approach.

He argued that people who have concerns about the MMR vaccine—whether it’s due to aborted fetal debris or DNA particles—deserve access to treatment options.

“And that’s what we’re developing at CDC right now,” Kennedy said, “protocols for treating measles.”


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