Kennedy overhauls vaccine committee in hopes of restoring ‘public trust’

The Ministry of Health and Humanitarian Services rejected all members of the ACIP Consulting Committee (ACIP) on Monday.

The committee’s function was to make a decision and “make recommendations” related to the necessity and use of vaccines, according to HHS news statement.

All current members of the committee were presented under the administration of Biden, and 13 of them were placed in the committee last year. HHS said that it will take until 2028 to replace most members if they have served their full period.

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A general discussion on vaccines, especially whether the government or workplaces should impose it, escalated during the Covid-19 pandemic. Many criticisms and suspicion of the centers of control and prevention of diseases, which are advised by ACIP.

Minister Robert F. said. Kennedy in a statement on Monday, “Today we give priority to restore the confidence of the public over any specific agenda in support or to combat al -Qahim,” Kennedy in a statement on Monday. “The public should know that the non -biased science – which was evaluated through a transparent and isolated process of conflict of interests – directs the recommendations of our health agencies.”

The HHS version indicated that the next meeting of the committee will be from 25 to 27 June in Atlanta, and the committee will be new people “currently under study.”

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“It is necessary to perform a clean survey to restore the confidence of the public in vaccine science,” Kennedy added. “New ACIP members will give priority to general health and evidence -based medicine. The committee will not work as a rubber -elastic nature of profit agendas.

HHS cited an executive by president Donald Trump, saying that there were changes in how the federal government played a role in science and health.

“Unfortunately, the federal government has contributed to this loss of confidence. In many prominent cases, departments and executive agencies (agencies) have used or strengthened scientific information in a very misleading way,” he mentioned.

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“For example, according to the previous administration, Covid-Prevention Centers issued Covid-19 guidelines on the reopening of schools that included the amendments made by the American Federation of Teachers and their understanding of inhibiting personal learning,” the matter was signed on May 23.

“The conditions for re -opening this restricted and exhausted guidance led to many schools partially closed at least, which led to great negative effects on educational results – although the best scientific evidence available showed that children were unlikely to be transferred or suffer from a serious disease or death from the virus, and that opening schools with reasonable measures will have only minor effects on transportation.”

Kennedy was confirmed by the Senate to lead the department in February after Trump nominated him.