Pharmalittle: We're reading about Iran war's impact on pharma supply chain, a Pfizer Lyme vaccine, and more

Summary: Create a viral, meme-style vertical infographic (9:16 aspect ratio) with a very simple, clean background. Use a bright, friendly neon and pastel color palette. The aesthetic should be high-energy, warm, and highly shareable, featuring 70% female-oriented lifestyle styling. Remove all distracting whirls and flourishes; keep the background extremely simple.

Visual Elements: A humorous collage featuring a royalty-free photo of a massive cargo ship taking a detour, a giant cartoonish tick looking nervous, a stylized cutout of HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. looking determined, and a steaming cup of peach ginger tea for comedic contrast.

Text to render in the graphic: TICKS, SHIPS, & PEACH GINGER TEA! The Middle East conflict is forcing pharma cargo ships to detour. Meds might get pricier, but at least we have tea to cope! Pfizer's new Lyme vaccine blocks 70% of the disease. Take that, ticks! But wait... the trial missed a key math goal. Drama alert! HHS Sec RFK Jr. wants to crush Lyme, but this data is about to cause a massive showdown at the FDA! Will the FDA approve it, or are the ticks throwing a victory party?

IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS FOR IMAGE GENERATION: The actual graphic must NOT contain intermediate results such as "Panel 1", "Panel 2", formatting prompts such as "14 point arial", or phrases like "Viral Headline" or "Meme Punchline".