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The COVID Shot for Kids Just Got Demoted—But the Fight Isn’t Over Yet

The COVID Shot for Kids Just Got Demoted—But the Fight Isn’t Over Yet

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Earlier this week, HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. – flanked by NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya and CMS Director Mehmet Oz — publicly announced—that the federal government would no longer recommend COVID-19 vaccination for healthy children or pregnant women. Now, hot off the press is the CDC’s updated immunization schedule reflecting that shift (sort of). here is the relevant language: “Shared clinical decision-making Ages 6 month –17 years who are NOT moderately or severely immunocompromised. Shared clinical decision-making vaccinations are…

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CDC’s Pediatric COVID Shot Mandate to Physicians Faces Legal Attack: No Approval, No Proven Benefit, and now, No More Free Pass

CDC’s Pediatric COVID Shot Mandate to Physicians Faces Legal Attack: No Approval, No Proven Benefit, and now, No More Free Pass

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I just filed a lawsuit on behalf of Dr. Samara Cardenas, a pediatrician who used her brain, and then lost her Medicaid practice because of it. Here is the short of it: Even after the pandemic ended, and even after Omicron turned COVID into a glorified head cold for healthy kids, the CDC is still pushing COVID shots for every Medicaid child six months and up. No risk assessment, no clinical benefit required — just line ‘em up and jab…

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The Downside which California Parents face who Submit Permanant All-Vaccine Medical Exemptions under the New Vaccine Medical Exemption Law

The Downside which California Parents face who Submit Permanant All-Vaccine Medical Exemptions under the New Vaccine Medical Exemption Law

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I have received many frantic communications from parents who had a physician submit to the CAIR (California Immunization Registry) a permanent medical exemption for all vaccines because of some medical condition or a prior serious adverse reaction to one of the vaccines. The stories are pretty much the same. The child goes to school after the ME applicaiton is submitted on-line. The ME is eventually rejected. The child stays in school because the parents appeal the denial. Eventually, the Department…

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