A Texas man who buried an eight -year -old daughter on Sunday after a child who was not vaccinated died of measles, and Robert F Kennedy JR visits the girl’s family and the community for the funeral and says he never said he said, “I didn’t say anything.”
Pete Hildebrand, the father of Daisy Hilde Brand, said in a simple interview on Monday that he did not say that the vaccine was effective. “I had dinner with the man. And he didn’t say anything about it.”
HILDEBRAND’s remarks were made with a response to the National Health Secretary’s visit to Daisy’s funeral. After Kennedy issued an accurate statement, he said: “The most effective way to prevent the spread of measles is the MMR vaccine.
Kennedy is an Avowed vaccine skepticist who has reacted to the trump administration’s reaction to the development of measles across the United States, and Kennedy, a pair of non -traditional practitioners who avoided two doses of doses that prefer vitamins and Daegu oils, were angry with another statement that praised a pair of praise for praise to the traditional practitioners. By publishing, the existing message was damaged.
HILDEBRAND’s opinion was a glimpse of how kennedy did not express the vaccine, but simply blame the vaccine, not to express the vaccine during the first visit to the center of three lives.
Kennedy’s Ministry of Health and Welfare (HHS) did not challenge HILDEBRAND’s claim that the leader of this institution was silent for the vaccine when he asked about his opinion on Monday.
Instead, he provided a link to Kennedy’s statement after the funeral. “My intention was to quietly comfort the family here and join the community at the moment of sorrow.”
Public health experts repeatedly said that MMR vaccines are the best ways to prevent death or serious diseases caused by measles, which are infectious respiratory diseases.
But in a simple interview on Monday, it made it clear that Hildebrand was in skepticism about the vaccine.
Hilde Brand, who is raising two other children with his wife Eva, said, “I know that some families have got a vaccine and some families have worsened measles than my children.” The vaccine was not effective. “
Medical professionals have long established for a long time that they have long been vaccinated, which does not mean that vaccination failed. The vaccine also works by reducing the seriousness of the disease, and in some cases people can prevent death if they catch immune diseases.
DAISY HILDEBRAND died at the University Medical Center in Seminole’s rural community in Seminole’s rural community at the University Medical Center in Texas last week. Her doctors pointed out that her death was described as “failure of measles,” and she pointed out that MMR was not scheduled and the basic conditions were not reported. statement At the Texas Health Service Department.
She was the second young child in Seminole and died in measles in about five weeks. Kayley Fehr, who did not receive the MMR vaccine, died on February 6 after shrinking measles and hospitalized.
Adults who were not vaccinated in Leah County in New Mexico died after reduction of measles.
FEHR was the first person who died of measles in the United States since 2015. Measles were declared in the United States in 2000, but recently spread in the alien community.
The funeral of HILDEBRAND and Fehr was held in Seminole’s same Mennonite Church, which has about 7,000 people according to the publicly available information. Many Mennonite communities, which tend to be closely, have historically reduced immunity. Priority They interpret them as medical freedom for vaccine obligations.
Children who receive MMR vaccines generally provide the first dose in 12-15 months. They usually get a second dose between 4 and 6 years of age.
The shots are 93% and 97%. Say The United States is the center of disease control.
West Texas County, which Seminole belongs, has one of the highest vaccine exemptions in Gaines. When Hilde Brand died, about 300 measles have been reported since January. It was more than 65% of the 500 measles reported in Texas.
As of Friday, the US government has reported more than 605 measles in 22 states. More than 74 (about 12%) led to hospitalization.
Kansas, Ohio and Oklahoma said that measles were defined not only in Texas but also in New Mexico.
The United States reported 285 measles in all 2024.
Experts warned that the US collectiveness could last for several months without about a year. They also said the United States should prepare more measles related to measles without more aggressive reactions.
The US Senate’s Health Committee summoned Kennedy to testify in front of the group on Thursday. Despite Kennedy’s documented vaccine skepticism, the Senate voted 52-48 to confirm him as a national health minister.
