RFK Jr Pushes Radical Transparency With Real-Time Drug and Vaccine Data

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. just took another major step toward restoring public trust and government accountability, this time by opening up real-time access to adverse event data tied to drugs and some vaccines.

On Friday, the FDA announced that it would begin publishing adverse event reports through its FAERS database (FDA Adverse Event Reporting System) immediately upon receipt. The agency typically collects data on medication errors, prescription drugs, and some vaccines though reports on most vaccines still run through the separate VAERS system.

“Adverse event reporting should be fast, seamless and transparent,” said FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary. “We’re closing that waiting period and will continue to streamline the process from start to finish.”

The move is part of RFK Jr.’s broader push for radical transparency, a policy approach that stands in stark contrast to the opaque, politically-charged health bureaucracy that defined the pandemic years under Biden and Fauci.

The new public dashboard is now live and accessible to Americans everywhere a tool Makary called a “significant step forward” in modernizing how the federal government monitors the safety of pharmaceutical products.

“This demonstrates our commitment to real-time protection of public health,” the FDA said in a press release.

But this isn’t just a software update it’s a philosophical overhaul. And it’s one RFK Jr. has made no effort to hide.

Back in June, Kennedy gutted the CDC’s Advisory Committee for Immunization Practices (ACIP), a once-powerful panel that shaped national vaccine policy. Kennedy argued the group was riddled with conflicts of interest, especially with deep ties to Big Pharma.

In its place, RFK Jr. installed a new slate of independent-minded experts, including:

• Dr. Robert Malone, a pioneer in mRNA vaccine research who later became a vocal critic of the COVID shot rollout.

• Other respected dissenters who were silenced during the pandemic for refusing to toe the pharmaceutical line.

Why This Matters

• For decades, the FDA and CDC delayed or buried data that didn't support their narrative often leaving Americans in the dark.

• The new system now makes it possible for patients, physicians, and researchers to access safety signals in real time without red tape or bureaucratic delay.

• This puts real accountability on pharmaceutical companies and helps Americans make better-informed health decisions.

RFK Jr. is proving that you can support science while demanding honesty, and that public health doesn't require secrecy or censorship.

In a time when Americans are still reeling from the consequences of government lies, politicized “experts,” and a media that gaslit anyone who asked questions, this shift toward radical transparency is exactly what the country needs.

And it’s only the beginning.

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