RFK Jr. Protects vaccine misinformation during the testimony of congress

Health and human service Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. It doubled false claims about the vaccines during the testimony of Senate on Wednesday, because the senators cheered him into his problems on the benefits of immunization and federal health agencies.

Kennedy said he supports a statement of a newly appointed key government vaccine panel that MRNA vaccines represent a dangerous risk to people. Numerous studies have shown that footage using MRNA technology, including Vaccines from Pfizer and modern, are safe and efficient, and serious side effects have occurred in extremely rare cases.

Sen. Michael Bennet, D-Colo., He noted that the board member of the Levi said that evidence incorporated that the MRNA vaccines cause “serious damage, including death, especially among young people.” Kennedi appointed Levi’s advisory committee for immunization practices, which advises centers for control and disease prevention on vaccine recommendations and insurance.

Kennedy said he wasn’t aware of Levi’s comments, but added, “I agree with that.”

Kennedia Comments come after failing funding For the development of MRNA and has made other changes to the vaccine policy that could limit access to immunization, including Gricting vaccine plates on CDC and discharging recommendations for recordings for certain groups.

Management in centers for disease control and prevention centers follows. Last week, the White House was fired by the CDC director of Susan Moralaz, and four senior agency officials submitted shortly afterwards, and some of them state the politicization of the agency and threat to public health.

Kennedy defended his decision to drop all 17 previous members of the CDC vaccine, saying that he did not politicize the committee.

“What we have done is to break free conflicts of interest. … We depoliticized and put big scientists from a very diverse group,” said the HHS secretary. “They are very, very pro-vaccine.”

But several new members Kennedy was appointed panel, including left, are widely known critics of vaccines.

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