Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Trump’s Minister of Health throws complete vaccination expert committee out
From his skepticism of vaccination, US Health Minister Robert F. Kennedy Jr. never made a secret-now he fires a number of people who should know better than him.
In the United States, Health Minister Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has released all members of a committee (ACIP) of vaccination experts from the US disease authority CDC and is now re -ing the committee. The US Ministry of Health announced this on Monday. “The public must know that the recommendations of our health authorities are based on impartial science that is evaluated in a transparent procedure and does not get into conflicting interests,” Kennedy is quoted in the declaration of the Ministry of Health. The minister had recalled all 17 members of the advisory committee for vaccination practices and has already been in the process of looking for new members as a replacement, the ministry continued.
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Kennedy claims that the committee has been full of conflicts and has never rejected a vaccine and that the decision on the approval of vaccines was on the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The committee advises the CDC about which groups of people would benefit most from an already approved vaccine and when to get it. “This is a tragedy,” said former FDA chief scientist Jesse Goodman about the layoffs. “This is a highly professional group of scientists, doctors and other specialists. This is the kind of political interference that is more weakening than strengthening trust.”
Kennedy, who has been questioning the security and effectiveness of vaccines for many years and causes claims that contradict scientific knowledge, claims that most committees are financed by pharmaceutical manufacturers. However, the ACIP members are obliged to disclose all potential or supposed conflicts of interest as well as all relevant business interests, management positions or other connections to organizations.
In the past, Kennedy was a respected lawyer for environmental law before increasingly attracting attention with conspiracy counts. In the past, he also repeatedly represented the refuted theory that vaccinations in childhood led to autism. In April he commissioned a corresponding investigation.
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