Fault Lines in Immunity: Inside the CDC's Hepatitis B Vaccine Showdown offers a gripping, deeply researched exploration of one of the most consequential public-health controversies of the decade. When the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices unexpectedly delayed a vote on restricting newborn Hepatitis B vaccination, it ignited a nationwide debate that exposed cracks in America's scientific, political, and cultural foundations.This book takes readers behind the closed doors of the tense CDC meeting and unpacks the scientific evidence, political pressures, social-media storms, and personal stories that collided in a moment that will shape vaccination policy for years to come. Through vivid narrative and authoritative analysis, it examines the biology and history of Hepatitis B, the rise of vaccine hesitancy after COVID-19, the struggle between medical expertise and ideological movements, and the human cost borne by families and communities caught in the crossfire.Balancing scientific clarity with powerful storytelling, Fault Lines in Immunity reveals how a single policy delay became a flashpoint in the broader battle over trust in public health. It is an essential read for anyone seeking to understand the future of vaccination, the politicization of medicine, and the stakes of protecting the nation's most vulnerable-its newborns. ORDER A COPY NOW!