For years, members of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s powerful vaccine advisory committee have provided detailed agendas for their meetings, usually weeks in advance. Those documents included descriptions of presentations and names of experts who would lead them. They also provided language for what the committee would vote on, giving the public time to prepare and submit informed comments.
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