The American vaccine plate is no longer recommended Covid-19 JAB adults

The main consulting committee for the United States has voted to stop recommending all adults to obtain a Covid-19 vaccine, which has been officially approved so far for most Americans annually since the epidemic.

The ACIP Consulting Committee also voted against the invitation to the prescriptions of the Covid vaccine.

In two days of meetings, ACIP changed its recommendations on joint measles, mumps, measles, and varicose veins (MMRV), and delayed voting plans for hepatitis B.

Health Minister Robert F Kennedy Junior, a skeptical vaccine, launched all 17 members of the committee in June, and they got their successors, causing a stir in the medical community.

On Friday, the committee spent a COVID-19 vaccine, which over the past few years has been a routine recommendation, such as the annual influenza JAB.

ACIP voted to give up the widespread support for JAB, including population at risk like people over 65 years old.

Instead, I decided to make their own decision after speaking with a medical specialist.

In May, the federal government stopped recommending Covid-19 vaccines for healthy women and children.

In one exchange on Friday, Kennedy’s ally, Dr. Robert Malon, argued that there is no evidence that the Kofid vaccine prevented serious inflammation.

Dr. Cody Maysner, who was previously part of the Food and Drug Administration vaccines committee, argued that there is “good specific” data protected by JAB from infection.

There was confusion during the debate about the MMRV vaccine – measles, mumps, measles and a wheel (known as chickenpox).

On Thursday, the committee voted against the recommendation of MMRV filming combined for children between the ages of four and below.

But Friday, they decided to support two separate blows – one combined for the stiffness, mumps, measles, and the other for the dollar.

The American Medical Association, which represents doctors and medical students, said that the new MMRV recommendations “leave parents disorganized.”

The committee also delayed the vote on whether newborn diseases, whose negative mothers have tested on hepatitis B during pregnancy automatically for liver virus.

ACIP has been suspicious of hepatitis B vaccine for several months, although scientists say it is safe and effective in preventing infection.

In June, the new chairman of the board of directors, Dr. Martin Coldorf, asked whether it was “wise” to give a newborn infection vaccine.

The Center for Diseases has advised that children get hepatitis B vaccine at birth since 1991.

Since then, the number of deadly disease cases that are likely to be among people between the ages of 19 years or less, which is due to experts and CDC to implement the hepatitis B.

Robert F Kennedy JR on vaccination has been scrutinized since he took office in January.

Kennedy fixed the center of diseases control during his term. The members of the Consulting Checks Committee replaced in June, and fired at its president, Susan Monarerez, in late August, causing a group of senior employees to resign to protest.

On Wednesday, Dr. Monares told the Senate that she was expelled because she refused to register on changes in the vaccine policy “regardless of scientific evidence.”

Earlier this month, Kennedy said he refused Dr. Monares because he felt that their interactions showed that they were not trustworthy.

Doctors and health experts criticized the Minister of Health’s interrogation for a long time for the safety and effectiveness of a number of vaccines, although in the Senate confirmation session he said he would “take it away.”