Hot dog mercury? Vaccine skeptics are faced with their limits at important CDC meetings.

Atlanta -Public health officials were feared by the Trump administration’s panel to dismantle 60 years of vaccination and dismantle progress.

But the result seemed to be foretold, but the discussion was far from unanimous.

The ACIP on vaccination met at the Satellite Campus of the Disease Control and Prevention Center, because the headquarters of the institution was still broken in a deadly firearm attack by the person who said that Kobid vaccine had committed suicide last month.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The Minister of Health and Welfare clearly stated that the panel wanted to change the CDC’s childhood vaccination schedule. This sometimes wanted to enact vaccines with legal authority and to have legal authority to be mandatory, paid and managed by the state, insurance companies and doctors.

Kennedy fired the panel on June 17 and has re -restore it to 12 people, including critics for vaccinations. On September 18, the discussion of the new panel reflects the thin expertise and ignorance of what the vaccination schedule looks like. The scientific questions answered decades ago are new, new and like the same.

“We are rookies,” said Martin Kulldorff, chairman of the committee.

Paul Offit, director of the Vaccine Training Center at the Philadelphia Children’s Hospital, watched television.

“As a child, we remind us when we have a mock UN meeting.” “This is not only the actual decision for the United Nations, but except that.”

Kennedy’s CDC has achieved a 30 -year public health attempt to fight against 30 years of public health. But the winners were clear in the eyes of most experts, but some would have good results.

Sean O’Leary, a professor of pediatrics at Colorado University, said, “The overall purpose of this committee is to circulate the old recycling blood vessel dialogue points, and on Friday morning, my colleague said that my mother had a measles, a popularity, and refused to vaccine a rubella vaccine.

So far, public health has owned the same place as ACIP, and vaccine containers and skeptics have dominated social media. At this meeting, skeptics were moved to the grass of public health.

For example, pharmacist Hillary Blackburn asked why children need two measles, flaws, and rubella. ACIP began to recommend the second shot during the deadly measles in 1989. The 2 shot therapy provided more than 95% of immunity and virtually removed measles from the United States. More than 1,400 cases have been reported under the Trump administration this year, and have been reported mainly to those who are not vaccinated.

RETSEF LEVI, a remarkable weather, has misinterpreted the Massachusetts Technology Research Institute, RETSEF Levi, in a graph showing the decrease in hepatitis B since the 1980s. Levi said that the case of the baby since 2005 has fallen in a group of older groups, but has not actually decreased since 2005, when the birth capacity was first recommended.

“Where is the claim that young children will be vaccinated at all?” “Where is the benefit?”

In fact, the recommendation for newborn shots began in 1991 and strengthened and expanded in 2005. The first generation B vaccinations were well -received by thirty children.

CDC scientist Adam Langer explained, “Over time, people who have benefited from the change of policy at the beginning of the policy are moving to other age.”

KullDorff, Levi, and members of the committee, Evelyn Griffin, suggested that if the vaccine should not be vaccinated unless it is tested in the placebo test, the practices that are considered non -ethical should not be recommended.

KullDorff began the meeting challenge. He did not mention the CDC shooting case, but a former agency official Kennedy challenged nine former CDC directors.

He also asked if someone in the audience would eat hot dogs with Thimerosal, a mercury -containing preservative forbidden from the influenza vaccine. (Nobody provided thimerosal as a seasoning, but many years of study showed that the small amount of vaccines did not harm).

At the June meeting, HHS censored the CDC evaluation of Ti Merosal and invited anti-bassin activists to suggest criticism of the material. But on September 18, the panel gained something from CDC experts to look like a straight science.

When the baby was prepared to discuss the 34 -year -old ACIP recommendation to obtain the hepatitis B vaccine at birth, the CDC career scientists LANGER and John su presented evidence of the safety and benefits of the vaccine.

Langer also presented the history of fighting with hepatitis B. Efforts to control the disease by vaccinating the most dangerous people, including pregnant women who tested positive for drugs, sex workers and viruses, failed. According to years of trial and error, in the United States, at least the newborns need to be vaccinated and actually need to be destroyed.

Levi, who frequently mentioned his six children’s vaccination, challenged the idea that a healthy baby in a “normal” home without drug use or prostitution needs a vaccine.

Cody Meissner, one of the three panel members who defended the current state in the hepatitis discussion, said, “We have not succeeded the more we attempted and defined the target group.” Meissner, a professor at Dartmouth University, has published a study of vaccine and their diseases since the 1970s.

The army, which was observed for a long time of vaccine skepticism, was abundant on the first day of the meeting. Levi praised Guinea-Bissau’s 2004 study. Other panelists said that this study, which was carried out in a poor country with high infant mortality rates with old -fashioned vaccines, is not related. But more research is generally necessary, Levi said. “We sit here with very rough evidence,” he said.

Vicky PEBSWORTH nurses of the National Vaccine Information Center against all vaccine commands often have selective studies on meetings. She read the name of a research that did not support the claim that other panelists were discussed are not safe.

However, “too much, too fast” is a general anti -barsine restraint, but Judith Shlay of the National County Association and Urban Health Officers, with a non -voting chairman at the meeting, has been used to support the current schedule. She pointed out that a separate shot will be added to the virus that causes the controversy of panels for the union measles, the pandemic, the rubella, and the Varicella shot.

“Some parents want to make less injections,” she said.

Nevertheless, at the end of the day, the committee recommended MMR and chickenpox vaccination.

Everyone seemed embarrassed by the vote of whether a child vaccine program, which paid more than half of vaccination as a child, should respond to ACIP’s new recommendations. The panel was restored to this issue on September 19.

It was not possible to provide a clear answer to the discussion of the birth capacity of the hepatitis B vaccine and stimulating the planned voting.

Two of the senior advisers of Kennedy, a vaccine skepticist, testified on September 17 at the Senate’s hearing, Debra Houry, the former CDC chief medical officer, Debra Houry, to promote the ACIP discussion on the ACIP schedule for all B vaccine conferences.

Robert Malone, an ACIP member who claims that the MRNA vaccine is dangerous, said hepatitis B is in the agenda because hepatitis B is provided to newborns when he was born, and he has a special interest in his newly awakened parents. He seemed to nod his head in a CDC staff presentation for the safety of hepatitis B shots.

Baby vaccinations always triggered their parents. Alexander Hope Hume, a 19th -century poet, depicts all veins describing the evil immunizis, which describes the evil immunizis of “crow with a crow” that changes “rosy love” to “crying infant”.

Malone admitted that the agenda was actually not about the advantages of hepatitis B vaccines.

“The signal that urges this is not one of the safety, one of the trust,” he said.

In the end, however, the committee reconsidered the first bold movement to overturn a successful US vaccination campaign. It postponed voting for the birth capacity of hepatitis B.