House Oversite and Government Reform Committee Democrats Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. The new remake of Kennedy Junior is demanding a briefing with the Disease Control and Prevention Center (CDC) employees about the new remake vaccine advisory panel.
Democratic Reps. Robert Garcia (California) and Raja Krishnamurthy (California) sent a letter to CDC Chief of Staff Matthew Bazeli on Thursday, expressing concern about the agency’s advisory committee on vaccination practices (ACIP).
Democrats called for a briefing with CDC staff till Thursday, July 17, and some information and documents till Thursday, July 24.
He said that he wants more information about how seven new members of the panel were selected, “Does their decisions align with science, and possible struggles of interest can compromise on our public health system.”
Kennedy had removed all 17 members of the panel a few weeks before a scheduled meeting last month, arguing that they were very close to the pharmaceutical industry and the conflict of their interests meant that they regularly gave them proper investigation without green vaccines.
Announcing the changes, Kennedy wrote in an up-ed “requiring a clean sweep to re-establish public belief in vaccine science.”
During the remade panel First meetingMembers announced a long -standing plan to review the childhood vaccination schedule, despite several studies, voted with Thimerosal not to approve some flu vaccines, it is safe, and prioritized the “priority workers” on “agency experts”.
Garcia and Krishnamurathi also expressed concern about the panel’s decision, which despite not being listed on the vote agenda initially on the voting agenda, not to vote on recommendations for an updated Covid-19 vaccine before the decline.
The MPs wrote, “As this new politicization takes steps to block the vaccine, elevate the anti-voice voice and stop the well-established childhood vaccination program, American people are seeking answers,” the MPs wrote.
This letter is the major medical organization that includes the American Academy of Pediatrics, Filed a case What he said against Kennedy was “illegal, unilateral vaccine changes”.
