President Trump on Monday made personal suggestions as to how and when parents should receive some vaccines to children, advising that he said that a press was based on his feelings during the incident.Link claimedBetween the tilanol and vaccination and autism.
Trump said, “We do not want any mercury in vaccines. We do not want any aluminum in vaccines. I think MMR should be taken separately.”
Trump said, “I feel what I feel.” So there is no negative side in taking them separately. In fact, they think it is better. So let it separate. “
Trump’s comments came to a White House program, where the President and top health officials said that pregnant women should not take acetaminophen active in the tilanol, due to the possible links of autism.
Trump also said that children should not receive Hepatitis B vaccine unless they were 12 years old. He said that viral infection is sexually transmitted, but it can also be spread through the needles and open wounds used.
“You know, I am making these statements with me,” said Trump. “I am not making them from them, with these doctors.”
Asked if he felt it is appropriate for him to tell the public what it is to do, it is based on his own feelings, Trump said it was “absolutely suitable.”
These claims come only after a few days of discussion on the advisory committee on vaccination practices (ACIP) andVoted on changesFor childhood vaccination program. The panel voted to recommend separate MMR and varichela vaccines for children under four years of age, but decided to delay one vote on changing recommendations for Hepatitis B vaccines.
“Hepatitis B is sexually transmitted. There is no reason to give birth to a child almost only hepatitis B. [vaccine]Therefore, I would say that by the time the child turns 12, wait and hepatitis B. [a] Positive meaning, “Trump said
Pregnant mothers having Hepatitis B can pass their children at birth and have a 90 percent chance of developing chronic hepatitis B in infants infected at birth. One quarter of these persons will die of chronic liver disease.
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Junior has been for decadesPromoted theoryThe vaccine of that childhood has increased autism and chronic diseases, despite the study which is shown repeatedly.
Trump has also questioned the vaccine many times andDraw a connectionBetween shots and autism. He has also said that he is in favor of vaccination, especially for polio.
The American College of Obstatocian and Gynecologist said in a statement before the announcement that “acetaminophen remains a safe, reliable option for pain relief during pregnancy.”
“You have a small child, a little delicate child, and you think a VAT of 80 separate vaccines is found, which I think, there are 80 different mixtures, and they pump it. So ideally, does not take a woman tilanol, and on the vaccine, it would be good instead of a trip where they put the child, you will load it with accessories in four times or five times instead of a journey.
At the same time, when he was railing against the vaccine practices, Trump called himself a “big supporter of vaccines”.
Trump said, “I was approved a certain vaccine in nine months, which took for five to 12 years. I am very proud of it.” “Many people think that this was one of the biggest things I do and some think, most of the Republicans really … I will tell you the Democrats … They feel that the operation taunt speed was the biggest thing done by a president.”
