Louisiana Senator and dopey hypocritical liver doctor Bill Cassidy DISAGREES WITH YOU. https://www.msn.com/en-us/politics/government/republican-sen-cassidy-tells-cdc-not-to-adopt-hepatitis-b-vaccine-change/ar-AA1RNQqK He’s a disaster and you are a goddamned fool. Shut it. |
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So much for "pro life."
It seems like Republicans want to decrease to population of the US. |
I doubt it. There were TONS of tweets during the pandemic by doctors saying their dying MAGA patients refused to believe they were sick with COVID. You see Christian trad wives say their chosen kid went home to Jesus. |
After reading the ridiculous vote wording, it does say in vote 2 they those who wish to have the vaccine at birth can do so, and it will be covered. Thank God |
| Five pages in and not a single person can explain what harm is prevented by delaying the vaccine. MAHA is so full of ****. |
How about you idiot MAGas put your money where your mouth is and keep government out of interfering with our personal lives. Y’all couldn’t stop screeching about having to wear masks. |
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There is a silver lining--MAGAS will refuse to vaccinate their child at any age and MAGAS will die out with no future generation!
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Why do you assume that everyone who disagrees with you is MAGA? Delaying is not denying. Arbitrarily forcing medical decisions sometimes and "choicing" others for no logical reason except for personal politics is stupid. Outside of the delivery room, our kids interacted with maybe 6-8 other people outside the immediately family (i.e., grandparents, pediatrician, nurse) during the first 3 months of life. And we're not high income either. These types of policies are unnecessarily intrusive and this big brothering is more and more following kids in schools and society until adulthood. |
+1 [b]“As a liver doctor who has treated patients with hepatitis B for decades, this change to the vaccine schedule is a mistake. The hepatitis B vaccine is safe and effective. The birth dose is a recommendation, NOT a mandate. Before the birth dose was recommended, 20,000 newborns a year were infected with hepatitis B. Now, it’s fewer than 20. Ending the recommendation for newborns makes it more likely the number of cases will begin to increase again. This makes America sicker. Acting CDC Director O’Neill should not sign these new recommendations and instead retain the current, evidence-based approach.” - Senator/Dr. Bill Cassidy |
I stayed at home after birth for a couple years. Neither DH nor I had hep B. Why would my baby need it until daycare or school? I believe in vaccines but asked the pediatrician to space out the number of shots they were giving and they accommodated that. |
Still waiting for you to give a “logical reason” for not vaccinating. |
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Just heard on NBC news that if you want the vaccine at birth for your child, you can get it.
From google: Hepatitis B (HBV) spreads through contact with infected blood, semen, or other body fluids, commonly via unprotected sex, sharing needles, from mother to baby during birth, or accidental needlesticks; it is not spread by food, water, or casual contact like hugging or sneezing, but can survive on surfaces for days. Key transmission routes include sexual contact, injection drug use, contaminated medical equipment (tattoos/piercings), and perinatal transmission. How are Canada and Scandinavian countries able to do this by targeting high risk individuals? |
There's a difference in asking for a delayed schedule that's outside the recommendation, and then there's a recommendation that statistically will cause more harm. Is there some reason antivaxers couldn't just do what they were doing before? Why did the recommendation have to change? I find the burden of having to research vaccinations while pregnant and working challenging. But, that's what we're left to do now. This will also lead to so much misinformation. We already have a staggering maternal mortality rate, so WTH is the goal here? |
Learn to read for comprehension purposes. The answer is there. Your "logical" reason isn't unless you want every decision about kids to be utiliitarian, based upon health and biology. |
They can all start giving up their big trucks and start driving around in tiny cars, too. Works fine in Japan where people know how to behave, but in American culture, this should be interesting. Trump’s leading them all off a cliff. |