ProPublica reports on a Stanford epidemiologists' modeling study showing potential deaths and disabilities if vaccines became unavailable — real research with verified claims. The core findings are sound and well-sourced. The framing leans heavily on worst-case scenarios and connects RFK Jr.'s regulatory influence to vaccine access in ways that are plausible but partly speculative. The article acknowledges the researchers themselves framed less extreme scenarios as more realistic, but ProPublica emphasizes the catastrophic version — effective public health communication, but strategically chosen framing.