Covid -vaccines will still be given to healthy children, despite the Trump administration and Robert F Kennedy JR who announced that the recommendation had been taught.
Reviews of the vaccine schedules of the CDC that will be published on Thursday show that the Pfizer and Moderna Covid -vaccines are still recommended for healthy children older than six months old.
The CDC recommends the COVID vaccines for children on the basis of ‘shared clinical decision-making’, which means that children can get the chance if their parents and doctors agree.
The new language states: “Where the parent presents the wish for their child to be vaccinated, children aged 6 months and older can receive COVID-19 vaccination, informed by the clinical judgment of a care provider and personal preference and circumstances.”
After the announcement of Kennedy, the challenges will come earlier this week that the shots are no longer routinely offered to healthy children and pregnant women.
During his announcement, Kennedy did not say that patients could consult doctors about the decision, instead say that there was a lack of clinical data to support the repeated booster strategy in children. ‘
However, the new CDC guidance has been updated to no longer include pregnant women.
The latest guidance from the CDC still recommends COVID vaccines for children, despite the fact that Robert F Kennedy JR no longer calls on not being offered anymore (Stock image)
Trump and RFK JR have both promised to revise the American health agencies and tackle the ‘over -medicalization’ of children, including tackling vaccine schemes
Andrew Nixon, spokesperson for the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), said the Washington Post The CDC and HHS encourage individuals to talk to their care provider about medical decisions.
‘Under the leadership of secretary Kennedy, HHS repairs the doctor-patient relationship. If a parent requires his healthy child to be vaccinated or if a pregnant woman wants to be vaccinated, his decision must be based on informed permission by the clinical opinion of his care provider. ‘
During his first announcement, Kennedy claimed that there was a ‘lack of clinical data to support the repeated booster strategy in children’.
The FDA is said to be re -analyzing whether the evidence of the stimulation of healthy people younger than 65 supports Covid.
Normally, changes in the vaccine schedule would go through a consultation period and the advisory body of the CDC – the Advisory Committee for Immunization Practices – before the HHS Secretary is made.
However, the CDC currently has no acting director.
DailyMail.com revealed in February how different members of the government of Trump insist on stricter restrictions on the Covid vaccine.
The first report of the Make America Healthy Again (Maha) that was published earlier this month, also criticized the ‘over -medicalization’ of children and suggested that the vaccine schedule as a whole.
Recording of Covid Booster Shots has fallen in the US, with data that demonstrates that alone 23 percent of those who are eligible for the booster, six months old and older, emerged for last year’s shot.
Experts say that this is linked to the US health insurance scheme, whereby the broad eligible are eligible to ensure that everyone is covered for access to the shots.
Kennedy has a history of opposition to the Covid vaccins and said in 2021 that the shots were “the deadliest vaccine ever made.”
In the same year, he also submitted a petition to the FDA that was withdrawn for the consent of the Covid vaccines.
It is thought that Covid -vaccines have saved millions of lives in the US, and the risk of side effects such as heart infection is rare, which occurs in just one in 200,000 cases.
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