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The next logical step is moving routine recommended vaccines that don't stop transmission, at minimum DTaP, Tdap, and IPV, to shared clinical decision making. Daniel Horowitz

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The CDC's Vaccine Secret They Don't Want You to Know. It sounds like a conspiracy theory, but it's right there in their own official guidelines. The CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) has a clear rule: If a vaccine doesn't stop transmission and only offers personal protection, it should NOT be a routine mandate. Instead, it must be "shared clinical decision-making" between a doctor and a patient. So why are they breaking their own rules? Shockingly, many of the vaccines mandated for school children fall into this exact category. These are products that protect the individual, but do not create herd immunity. The list includes: • DTaP • Tdap • IPV (Polio) • IIV (Flu Shot) • Meningococcal Think about that. These mandated vaccines are, in function, no different than a personal asthma inhaler or heart medication. The choice should be yours. Yet, children are being barred from education for not taking a product that provides no broader community benefit. The mandate isn't about public health. It's about control. It's time to demand they follow their own science. What do you think? Should these vaccines remain mandated?

The CDC's Vaccine Secret They Don't Want You to Know. It sounds like a conspiracy theory, but it's right there in their own official guidelines. The CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) has a clear rule: If a vaccine doesn't stop transmission and only offers personal protection, it should NOT be a routine mandate. Instead, it must be "shared clinical decision-making" between a doctor and a patient. So why are they breaking their own rules? Shockingly, many of the vaccines mandated for school children fall into this exact category. These are products that protect the individual, but do not create herd immunity. The list includes: • DTaP • Tdap • IPV (Polio) • IIV (Flu Shot) • Meningococcal Think about that. These mandated vaccines are, in function, no different than a personal asthma inhaler or heart medication. The choice should be yours. Yet, children are being barred from education for not taking a product that provides no broader community benefit. The mandate isn't about public health. It's about control. It's time to demand they follow their own science. What do you think? Should these vaccines remain mandated?

Camus

115,824 views • 11 months ago

6 DO V*CCINES CAUSE AUTISM? Aaron Siri "If you don't know whether DTaP-TDaP causes autism, shouldn't you wait to say that [all] vaccines do not cause autism?" Plotkin, "Do I wait? No, I do not wait." Share this, and watch & download the full depo:

6 DO V*CCINES CAUSE AUTISM? Aaron Siri "If you don't know whether DTaP-TDaP causes autism, shouldn't you wait to say that [all] vaccines do not cause autism?" Plotkin, "Do I wait? No, I do not wait." Share this, and watch & download the full depo:

The HighWire

62,162 views • 3 years ago

🚨 Dr. Scott Gottlieb Worries That Moving the U.S. to the Denmark Vaccine Schedule Could Make Vaccine Makers Liable Again “If they move away from recommending these vaccines and move them to a different configuration on the CDC schedule called shared clinical decision making, there's a question of whether or not they will still have liability protection under the vaccine injury compensation program.”

🚨 Dr. Scott Gottlieb Worries That Moving the U.S. to the Denmark Vaccine Schedule Could Make Vaccine Makers Liable Again “If they move away from recommending these vaccines and move them to a different configuration on the CDC schedule called shared clinical decision making, there's a question of whether or not they will still have liability protection under the vaccine injury compensation program.”

Chief Nerd

524,256 views • 8 months ago

Dr. Jay Bhattacharya says he does not believe in vaccine mandates and that shared decision making is the approach we should be taking. “Shared decision making.” “That to me is the right paradigm for thinking about vaccination.” @janjekielek Jay Bhattacharya, MD, PhD

Dr. Jay Bhattacharya says he does not believe in vaccine mandates and that shared decision making is the approach we should be taking. “Shared decision making.” “That to me is the right paradigm for thinking about vaccination.” @janjekielek Jay Bhattacharya, MD, PhD

Children’s Health Defense

26,063 views • 5 months ago

RFK Jr. addressed reducing the recommended childhood vaccines from 17 to 11. “They’re the same core vaccines that are required by the European community.” “Those nations all have much better health outcomes than we do.” “When you put too many vaccines on the program, it actually reduces compliance.” “It reduces uptake.” “We want to maximize the uptake of vaccines by making sure that Americans know we are making recommendations that are science based and common sense.” “There are three categories of vaccines: the core schedule, which resembles European countries; high-risk for vulnerable people; and shared decision making, which any vaccine that was on the old schedule, you can continue to get.” “People will make their own choices and that's what democracy is about.”

RFK Jr. addressed reducing the recommended childhood vaccines from 17 to 11. “They’re the same core vaccines that are required by the European community.” “Those nations all have much better health outcomes than we do.” “When you put too many vaccines on the program, it actually reduces compliance.” “It reduces uptake.” “We want to maximize the uptake of vaccines by making sure that Americans know we are making recommendations that are science based and common sense.” “There are three categories of vaccines: the core schedule, which resembles European countries; high-risk for vulnerable people; and shared decision making, which any vaccine that was on the old schedule, you can continue to get.” “People will make their own choices and that's what democracy is about.”

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53,368 views • 7 months ago

🚨NOW: Trump just spread STAGGERING vaccine lies on the plane - saying “little babies” are injected with “80 vaccines,”“enough for a horse.” Vaccines are spread over roughly 18 years - NOT all in the first year, and certainly not in one shot. What a moron! SPREAD THE TRUTH 👉 Children receive vaccine doses on a schedule as recommended by the CDC. In many cases it’s the SAME vaccine split into doses throughout childhood. Any doctor who gave an infant 80 vaccines would be instantly arrested and lose their license. Here is the CDC breakdown: Birth •HepB #1 2 Months •HepB #2 •DTaP #1 •IPV (Polio) #1 •Hib #1 •PCV13 #1 •Rotavirus #1 4 Months •DTaP #2 •IPV #2 •Hib #2 •PCV13 #2 •Rotavirus #2 6 Months •HepB #3 •DTaP #3 •IPV #3 (can be 6–18 months) •Hib #3 (if 4-dose series) •PCV13 #3 •Rotavirus #3 (if 3-dose brand) •Annual flu begins (2 doses first year, then 1 every year) 12–15 Months •Hib #4 (if 4-dose series) •PCV13 #4 •MMR #1 •Varicella #1 12–23 Months •HepA #1 •HepA #2 (6 months later) 15–18 Months •DTaP #4 4–6 Years •DTaP #5 •IPV #4 •MMR #2 •Varicella #2

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730,081 views • 11 months ago

Don't overthink yourself when making a plan. The first step always leads to the next step. Don't delay your dreams. The best time to start is now!

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Steve Harvey

121,726 views • 3 years ago

Director of NIH Jay Bhattacharya says it’s safe to get childhood vaccines for kids before they return to school this upcoming year "I think that parents, for most kids, especially for the measles vaccines, the DTP, all the standard childhood vaccines, it's very important that parents vaccinate their kids” Here is the fill list of childhood vaccines he’s recommending - Measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) - Diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis (DTaP / Tdap) - Polio (IPV) - Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) - Pneumococcal disease (PCV) - Human papillomavirus (HPV) - Varicella (chickenpox) Donald Trump’s new executive order says the combined MMR shot should be given as 3 separate single-disease shots - Measles alone - Rumps alone - Rubella alone Once those individual products become available in the US Donald Trump also says all childhood immunizations should be administered at separate visits rather than multiple shots in one appointment Hard to imagine anyone trusting vaccines right now

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Wall Street Apes

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🚨 NEW: Dr. Paul Offit is Outraged RFK Jr is Making Vaccines Optional “He has a war against vaccines. He's taking vaccines … and made them essentially optional … meaning you can reasonably make a decision not to get these vaccines and put your child at risk.”

🚨 NEW: Dr. Paul Offit is Outraged RFK Jr is Making Vaccines Optional “He has a war against vaccines. He's taking vaccines … and made them essentially optional … meaning you can reasonably make a decision not to get these vaccines and put your child at risk.”

Chief Nerd

88,707 views • 7 months ago

According to Destiny, if you were truly paying attention through Covid, you would know that nobody ACTUALLY believed the vaccines would stop transmission. Thankfully we have Dave Smith and thankfully the internet is forever. 🔥

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Joe Random

1,073,732 views • 2 years ago

Bill Gates says that making mRNA is "really easy and really cheap" Over the next 5 years, he says that "we'll be able to build factories worldwide" and try it for "every disease that don't have vaccines" What do you think? Will you feel safe using his new mRNA-based vaccines? 🚨🚨🚨

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As colleagues and I wrote yesterday in JAMA, the CDC’s failure to unambiguously recommend Covid vaccines for high-risk people is a step backward for evidence-based public health recommendations. The concept makes good sense where there are judgment calls that require discussion about the risks and benefits of treatment. For example, adults with borderline risk for cardiovascular disease who are considering starting a statin (medication to lower cholesterol) must weigh modest prevention benefits against the burden and potential adverse effects of daily medication; men deciding whether to have a prostate blood test must weigh modest prevention benefits against the risk of false-positive results and overtreatment. Shared clinical decision-making is appropriate when the science related to the decision is genuinely uncertain. Read More:

As colleagues and I wrote yesterday in JAMA, the CDC’s failure to unambiguously recommend Covid vaccines for high-risk people is a step backward for evidence-based public health recommendations. The concept makes good sense where there are judgment calls that require discussion about the risks and benefits of treatment. For example, adults with borderline risk for cardiovascular disease who are considering starting a statin (medication to lower cholesterol) must weigh modest prevention benefits against the burden and potential adverse effects of daily medication; men deciding whether to have a prostate blood test must weigh modest prevention benefits against the risk of false-positive results and overtreatment. Shared clinical decision-making is appropriate when the science related to the decision is genuinely uncertain. Read More:

Dr. Tom Frieden

11,703 views • 9 months ago

The crew agrees with Arch Manning's decision to stay at Texas to develop before attempting making that next leap to the NFL 💯

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32,381 views • 8 months ago

The only logical explanation at this point, is, that ‘they’ replaced Britney Spears with malfunctioning Humanoid programmed to dance non-stop.

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Concerned Citizen

135,657 views • 1 year ago

Watch this exchange carefully. Under oath, it’s acknowledged that when it comes to DTaP and Tdap, the evidence on autism is inadequate to accept or reject a causal relationship. In plain language: The science does not show whether these vaccines do or do not cause autism. So the obvious question is asked: If you don’t KNOW, shouldn’t you wait? The answer? “No. I do not wait.” And despite the lack of evidence, parents are still told, UNEQUIVOCALLY, that these vaccines do not cause autism. Let that sit. If the science isn’t there, certainty shouldn’t be either. Informed consent requires truth, not confidence where evidence is missing. Watch the testimony:

Watch this exchange carefully. Under oath, it’s acknowledged that when it comes to DTaP and Tdap, the evidence on autism is inadequate to accept or reject a causal relationship. In plain language: The science does not show whether these vaccines do or do not cause autism. So the obvious question is asked: If you don’t KNOW, shouldn’t you wait? The answer? “No. I do not wait.” And despite the lack of evidence, parents are still told, UNEQUIVOCALLY, that these vaccines do not cause autism. Let that sit. If the science isn’t there, certainty shouldn’t be either. Informed consent requires truth, not confidence where evidence is missing. Watch the testimony:

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26,232 views • 8 months ago