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CIDRAP Op-Ed: HHS is asking what to call vaccine recommendations. You have 4 days to weigh in. (opens the original)
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On a Monday in late August, two weeks after the executive order on childhood vaccines, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) published a request for information in the Federal Register. It runs five pages and asks 18 questions, most of them about the categories themselves: what to call the categories of federal vaccine recommendations, whether there should be more of them, and whether "shared clinical decision-making" should become "conditional recommendation." It gave the public 27
CIDRAP Op-Ed: ‘Died with, not from’ was a real COVID problem. It’s the wrong framework for measles. (opens the original)
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On August 25, the Pennsylvania Department of Health announced two measles-associated deaths in Lancaster County, the state's first in 35 years. Later that day the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) extended condolences to the families and said it was working closely with the state. The next day, Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. suggested on X that the deaths may have been "fabricated by one of the Governor's hopeful staffers," and called the announcem
CIDRAP Op-Ed: What a package insert actually says, and how it was turned against vaccines (opens the original)
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On January 11, 2018, in a room at the Golden Plough Inn in New Hope, Pennsylvania, an 85-year-old physician sat for a videotaped deposition that ran until 6:42 in the evening. The underlying case was a custody dispute in Oakland County, Michigan. A divorcing couple disagreed about whether their daughter should be vaccinated, and Stanley Plotkin, MD, had volunteered to testify for the father. He had not reviewed the child's medical records and did not know her age. The attorney across the table,
CIDRAP Op-Ed: What the vaccine executive order gets wrong, and what it will cost us (opens the original)
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Yesterday, in the Oval Office, President Donald Trump described what he believed happens to an American infant at a routine well visit. He said he had seen proof of a vaccination the size of a bottle of soda poured into a little child's body. A few minutes later he described vats of vaccine being pumped in and explained that, under his new policy, children would receive 20% of that at each of five separate visits, with time allowed to elapse between them so the body could handle the massive amou
CIDRAP Op-Ed: A gap is not a finding—A lawsuit, a petition, and what it takes to know whether a vaccine caused harm (opens the original)
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In 2006, an Australian-led research team studied 14 children who had all been given the same diagnosis years earlier—some of them decades earlier. Each had suffered a catastrophic seizure within 72 hours of a pertussis (whooping cough) vaccination, all of them before their first birthday, and had gone on to develop severe epilepsy that never improved. No other cause had ever been found. By the standards of the time, they were said to have vaccine encephalopathy, meaning brain injury caused by th
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