The vaccine plate is recommended by RFK JR. Delay MMRV immunization

A federal vaccine consulting committee consisting of manually chosen members by the Minister of Health and Humanitarian Services Robert F. Kennedy Junior Recommended in the 8-3 vote on Thursday that the measles vaccine, niches, measles, and the joint MMRV should not be given before the age of four, citing a long-known evidence that shows a slight increase in fever seizures in that age group.

Experts say that although frightening fever attacks-which are not common after vaccination-are usually short-lived and harmless, removing parents ’option may cause a decrease in the rates of fortification against measles, mumps and measles, some of the most dangerous childhood diseases.

Known as the Consulting Committee for Iris -Evance Practices, or ACIP, the group provides recommendations to American Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on the use of the vaccine. These recommendations are usually adopted by CDC and have an impact on the requirements of the state vaccine for school, Insurance coverage of vaccinesAnd reaching the pharmacy – it seems that there is at least one thing of the committee unaware of it.

On Thursday’s vote is part of a new shift in Kennedy’s vaccine policy, which has long been active against the opponent. In a short time as HHS, Kennedy has implemented restrictions on those who could receive Covid-19 vaccines and All members of the 17 seated ACIP refusedReplace them with 12 new members – some of them were It was installed only this week. Many new advisers You have a history To criticize vaccines or condemn public health measures taken during the Covid-19 pandemic. Kennedy said that ACIP was necessary to build public confidence in vaccine science.

On Thursday, members of the committee were asked to evaluate whether to be recommended against the MMRV vaccine combined before the age of four, as well as whether the first dose of hepatitis B vaccine will be delayed until the child reaches at least one month.

Currently, parents have two options to vaccinate their children against measles, mumps, measles, and the duilla, also known as chickenpox. They can choose a shared snapshot, known as MMRV, or two separate shots – one for MMR and the other for a waterproof. About 85 percent of children get separate shots.

In the United States, a hepatitis B vaccine is served in the hospital shortly after birth, because the virus can be transferred to children during birth. A serious liver infection, hepatitis B can lead to cirrhosis and cancer. Every year in the United States, an estimated 25,000 infants are born to women with hepatitis B virus. Without vaccination, up to 90 percent of them will develop chronic infections. The World Health Organization recommends the dose of global birth from the hepatitis vaccine B.

The topics of the discussion in a meeting on Tuesday were not based on new data or evidence, and in fact, two members of ACIP, Joseph Heplin and Kody Misser, as well as many actors from professional medical organizations who attended, asked why these changes are observed.

Robert Malon, one of the most controversial new ACIP members, provided an explanation: “It is clear that a large number of population in the United States have great concerns about vaccine policy and vaccine delegations.” Malon is a former desirable square and rose to the forefront during the Covid-19 pandemic Spreading lies About the disease and vaccines; He declined to vote on Thursday because he previously worked as an expert in a lawsuit for the mumps vaccine.