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‘Diseases’ like COVID and influenza to be removed.
CHANGES TO RECOMMENDATIONS
The U.S government is pressing ahead with a sweeping overhaul of America’s childhood immunisation policy, reducing the number of ‘diseases’ for which vaccines are routinely recommended – while moving others into more limited or individualised categories.
President Trump signed an executive order on 10 August directing health authorities to reshape the vaccination schedule around what they call “gold standard” recommendations.
The order follows months of changes under Health Secretary, Robert F. Kennedy Jr, a long-standing vaccine sceptic who has made reform of America’s policy a central priority.
Under the new framework, routine federal recommendations are being reduced from 18 diseases to 11 – with several vaccines being moved out of the universal category.
This includes jabs for COVID-19, influenza, rotavirus, hepatitis A, hepatitis B, meningococcal disease, and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV).
Rather than recommending these vaccines routinely for all children, the administration is considering risk-based recommendations or a system of “shared clinical decision-making”, in which parents and clinicians decide whether vaccination is appropriate.
Vaccines that will remain in the universal category include those for measles, mumps, rubella, polio, diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis (whooping cough), haemophilus influenzae type b, pneumococcal disease, human papillomavirus, and chickenpox.
States will still retain significant authority over their own vaccination and school-entry requirements, but the executive order also directs the Justice Department to examine state laws that conflict with the administration’s approach to parental and religious rights.
Another element of this plan is the government’s call to move towards separate measles, mumps, and rubella vaccines, rather than the combined MMR jab.
Officials argue that separating vaccinations could give parents greater choice and allow doses to be spaced out – an argument, not surprisingly, with opposition from the ‘experts’.
The administration says its reforms are intended to bring the U.S closer to vaccination practices in other developed countries, and restore confidence in public-health institutions.
The White House argues that America has recommended more childhood vaccines than comparable nations and that parents should have greater involvement in these decisions.
The changes come as the US is already experiencing falling childhood vaccination coverage and a supposed ‘resurgence of measles’. Public health ‘experts’ warn that reducing or delaying routine vaccination could leave more children ‘susceptible to preventable diseases’.
For Kennedy, the overhaul represents a substantial shift away from the traditional U.S model of a broadly standardised childhood schedule – one we have been big fans of.
Say what you want about Trump’s failures, but the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement has indeed been making waves since the second term commenced, and let’s hope the changes made during this period remain embedded into the future.
THE JAB REVERSAL
The U.S childhood immunisation schedule – the grid of coloured bars paediatricians share with parents – recommends a set of vaccines given from birth through adolescence.
Back in January, it was revealed that RFK Jr. was planning to lead a U.S federal government overhaul of the decades-old childhood vaccination schedule.
RFK Jr justified these changes by citing a 33-page assessment, comparing the U.S. schedule to Denmark’s and highlighting just how over the top domestic policy was.
But there was scepticism at the time on how far this would advance.
Major medical organisations – including the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists – said they would campaign against the plans, along with several states, including California, New York and Illinois.
It seems RFK Jr remains unphased, pushing ahead with the plan to his credit.
The game changed when he was appointed as Health Secretary at the beginning of Trump’s latest term, in a move that seriously ‘ruffled some feathers’.
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Vaccines have been a major focus of his tenure in the government, including news in April that the U.S would scrap its long-standing requirement for military personnel to receive annual flu vaccinations – shifting towards greater individual choice in health decisions.
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These changes followed the CDC’s decision in December 2025 to drop a long-held recommendation that all newborns be vaccinated against hepatitis B.
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We have already seen individual states follow the moves of RFK Jr, rallying against vaccination in a post-COVID world – something unimaginable just two decades ago.
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This is such a radical reversal from how the government viewed vaccines just a few years ago, particularly as we experienced the COVID psychological operation.
The never-ending lies that have gripped all of our nations for generations now.
Last year, the U.S Senate’s Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations (PSI) released a bombshell report exposing how federal health agencies suppressed early warnings about heart inflammation linked to mRNA COVID vaccines.
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The primary justification for COVID-19 vaccine mandates was predicated on a glaring falsehood, as the CDC and FDA worked to push false propaganda on the masses.
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Last year, the same group that covered up the real impacts of these vaccines officially classified COVID as ‘basically the flu’ in an attempt to move on from their crimes.
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Now, influenza vaccines themselves won’t even be recommended to children. What a turn of events to see, given how long pro-choice advocates have campaigned for this very thing.
Yes, there are still many vaccines that are recommended – and parents/backwards states will still continue to sacrifice their children to the medical gods – but it is still good to see.
Hopefully this lays the foundation for how all Republican party policies will be moving forward, and we don’t experience another re-adjustment to the status quo after this.
Even if it does, the voices of vaccine sceptics have been heard in all of these committees and discussions – and more truth about them has been in the public’s eye than ever before.
Well done to all those pushing forward against the Cult of Scientism and their poison.
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This is a welcome step. The US’s excessive vax schedule has been a key factor in the poor health of its people. But some of the worst vaxxes remain on the schedule, including MMR (the main cause of the brain damage known as “autism”) and HPV (e.g. Gardasil). Aside from its many ill-effects (“side-effects”), HPV vaxxes have never been shown to have prevented any cases of cervical cancer…astonishing, yes?