RFK Jr presenterar nya medlemmar i vaccinpanelen| NTD NYHETER
Och nu några förändringar hos USA:s folkhälsomyndighet, CDC.
Hälsominister Robert F Kennedy Jr har utsett åtta nya medlemmar till den nya panelen som ger råd till myndigheten om vacciner.
NTD:s Daniel Monahan rapporterar om de nytillsatta.
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Minister of Health Kennedy says that the changes in the Advisory Committee for Immunization Practices, ACIP, have been long-awaited.
He referred to a Congress survey from 2003, where four out of five members who voted to introduce the rotavirus vaccine in the vaccination program had the same economic interests.
Kennedy claims that none of these vaccines have undergone a placebo-controlled safety study before approval.
And that is just malpractice. So the people who were in charge of that are now gone.
The Netblock Times review of disclosures and payment information showed that eight of the members whom Kennedy fired had been paid by pharmaceutical companies in the past.
Dr. Robert Malone, who was one of the pioneers behind the mRNA technology used in today's COVID vaccines, was fired.
Malone was shut down from social media, accused of spreading disinformation, after he had warned parents of potential risks for children who take COVID vaccines.
You can't repair heart tissue scarring. You can't repair a genetically reset immune system.
Another new member, Dr. Martin Kulldorff, a Swedish epidemiologist and biostatistician, as well as a professor at Harvard Medical School.
In 2020, Kulldorff was one of the authors of the Great Barrington Declaration, which proposed lifting COVID restrictions from low-risk groups to develop herd immunity through infection before a vaccine was available.
Another new member is Professor Redzev Levy, a professor at MIT.
He was a co-author of a study from 2022 that examined the increase in acute heart attacks among people under 40 in Israel during the third wave of the COVID vaccination.
All other new members also have a background in medicine.
Kennedy says that all new members have a strong emphasis on evidence-based medicine, scientific methods of the highest standard and common sense.
The health minister says that his elected colleagues have all committed to demanding clear evidence of safety and effectiveness before new vaccines are recommended.