Jim O’Neill, the acting officer of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, urges a rapid change in measles, fashionable loweritis, and rubella vaccines that are not supported by medical studies, and Trump for the foundation of the child’s vaccination schedule. We have strengthened the criticism of the administration.
“I am requiring a vaccine manufacturer to replace the combined MMR and to develop a safe one -ga vaccine to replace the combined MMR and break down the MMR into a separate shot.” O’Neill said in a post about X Monday. His position had no reason to break up the MMR shot, but he was connected to President Trump’s message to separate the shooting into three vaccines and to specify other medical promises.
External experts say this idea can make children more vulnerable to infection and can be logically impossible. This is because the unique vaccine of these diseases is no longer available in the United States.
one studyPublished in 2017, 69 percent of American children who received the idiot vaccine completed the recommended series. It is 50%compared to 50%of children who have chosen a single antigen vaccine.
O’Neill is the Vice Minister of Health and Welfare, and his remarks are based on an investigation into the administration’s child vaccine. President Trump has recently been divided into three separate launches of MMR vaccines. At the White House event, it was given from another doctor’s visit, which was part of an unfounded suspicion raised for the vaccine.
“We have 1,544 measles this year, 92%of people who have not been vaccinated, and three deaths. The problem is not vaccine. People do not get it. O’Neill did not provide a single scientific basis for breaking MMR, not one safety issue, not one safety issue.
The CDC’s Vaccination Advisory Committee decided to limit access to MMRV shots, combining with MMR vaccines that combine MMR vaccines with children over 4 years old and MMR vaccine. ACIP said young children should get MMR shots and chickenpox vaccines separately. It was already recommended by CDC and most children got shots.
There is no evidence that providing a separate shot for measles, pandemic lowness and rubella provides benefits in terms of safety or efficiency. This idea began with Andrew Wakefield, which claims that MMR vaccines are associated with the increase in autism. Wakefield’s paper to identify such a link has since since then. retreatAnd Wakefield The British medical registration department is out. Several studies have shown that there is no connection between MMR vaccines and autism.
It will take several years to make the solo vaccine available. Vaccines should go through a long review process, including new clinical trials, vaccine development pipeline cultivation fragrances and food pharmaceutical approval.
William Moss, director of the International Vaccine Access Center at Johns Hopkins University, said, “This is not a policy. The randomized control test for the disease will not be cleared by the Institutional Review Committee, and the manufacturer will not pay such test costs because it is expensive.
The vaccine for measles, fluoride and rubella was administered for more than half a century and was given to millions of people who did not have a clear problem.
The vaccine is Very effective in preventing diseaseResearchers have found that the risk of side effects is minimized.
There is little risk of heat seizures for children for 12 days after receiving the MMR vaccine. At the recent meeting of ACIP, the CDC scientist 3,000-4,000mmr vaccination 1 additional seizures per vaccination. If you take MMRV vaccines, this is the reason for young children, so the CDC recommended baby is taking a separate Varicella vaccine.
Even if the administration does not take action to ultimately use the solo vaccine, the investigation of the best management can prevent parents from moving forward.
Jake Scott, a doctor at Stanford University, said, “Whatever their intentions are, the results are completely predictable.” If you suggest an irresistible separate vaccine, the only real effect is that the parents question the current schedule. “
