RFK, Jr.: Anti-vax HHS Secretary
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TAPPER: Hepatitis A, whooping cough, & chickenpox cases are rising in Florida. Before you made this decision to lift vaccine mandates, did your dept do any analysis of how many new cases there will be?
LADAPO: Absolutely not
T: You didn't even do a projection?
L: It's an issue of right & wrong
It's an issue of life and death. Lapado has to be the stupidest government official in Florida. No brains, no morals, no conscience.
And some so-called independents will remain silent, unwilling to criticize Republicans lest the Democrats be perceived as "winning."
Attorney Aaron Siri Shares the Results of a Bombshell Vaxxed vs. Unvaxxed Study “Overall the study found that after 10 years, 17% of the unvaccinated children had a chronic health issue while 57% of the vaccinated children had at least one chronic health issue.â€Â
Sen. Blumenthal tries to discredit Aaron Siri, but @AaronSiriSG absolutely nails him: "No [I'm not a Doctor] but I depose them regularly, including the worlds leading ones with regards to the vaccines and I have to make my claims based on actual evidence when I go to court with regards to vaccines, I don't get to rely on titles"
RFK Jr. ally’s ‘smoking gun’ study on vaccines and chronic illness is fundamentally flawed
Bogus study on vaccines and chronic illness presented at Senate presents “a dangerous precedent for how science is weighed in policymaking,†infectious disease expert writes.
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RFK Jr. ally’s ‘smoking gun’ study on vaccines and chronic illness is fundamentally flawed
Presented at a Senate hearing, the document is riddled with major issues.
On Tuesday, Aaron Siri, personal lawyer and close adviser to Robert F. Kennedy Jr., presented his “smoking gun†at a Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations hearing on vaccine science. Siri, who has represented Kennedy in multiple lawsuits against federal health agencies and reportedly helped interview candidates for Department of Health and Human Services positions, unveiled a study riddled with the exact flaws that peer review is designed to catch: fundamental study design errors, statistical impossibilities inconsistent with known prevalence, and results that collapse under routine epidemiologic scrutiny. Notably, even this study’s own data showed no association between vaccines and autism, the condition most frequently cited by vaccine critics.
The study, known as the Henry Ford Health system analysis, was completed years ago and remains unpublished. It purports to show that vaccinated children have dramatically higher rates of chronic conditions than unvaccinated children. That it remains unpublished isn’t suppression, as Siri alleged, but rather quality control. The bitter irony of this hearing’s title  “How the Corruption of Science Has Impacted Public Perception† is that, as I testified to the subcommittee, the real corruption on display isn’t in journals rejecting flawed studies. It’s in bypassing peer review entirely, shopping for any analysis that supports predetermined conclusions, then presenting it as evidence on a Senate stage. The analysis contains fundamental mistakes that any credible journal would flag.
The most glaring problem is detection bias, which occurs when one group gets examined more frequently than another, leading to more diagnoses regardless of actual disease rates. In the Henry Ford data, vaccinated children had substantially more health care visits than unvaccinated children. Conditions requiring clinical evaluation to diagnose  ADHD, learning disorders, speech delays, ear infections  will inevitably be recorded more often in the frequently seen group. Yet the authors never correct for this gap. Their only check was to drop children who never had a single encounter with a health care provider, which still leaves one group averaging seven visits a year and the other averaging two. That doesn’t level the playing field; it simply bakes the bias into the results. What they’re measuring is exposure to medical observation, not the effects of vaccines.
Yes... The Children's Health Defense has published several "studies" along these lines both directly and indirectly through shills. They are all highly biased and have essentially no methodological rigor and are set up to a priori find a detrimental effect to vaccines. Prepare for them to "flood the zone" with these studies.
duplicitous moronsRFK Jr. ally’s ‘smoking gun’ study on vaccines and chronic illness is fundamentally flawed
Bogus study on vaccines and chronic illness presented at Senate presents “a dangerous precedent for how science is weighed in policymaking,†infectious disease expert writes.
RFK Jr. ally’s ‘smoking gun’ study on vaccines and chronic illness is fundamentally flawed
Presented at a Senate hearing, the document is riddled with major issues.
On Tuesday, Aaron Siri, personal lawyer and close adviser to Robert F. Kennedy Jr., presented his “smoking gun†at a Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations hearing on vaccine science. Siri, who has represented Kennedy in multiple lawsuits against federal health agencies and reportedly helped interview candidates for Department of Health and Human Services positions, unveiled a study riddled with the exact flaws that peer review is designed to catch: fundamental study design errors, statistical impossibilities inconsistent with known prevalence, and results that collapse under routine epidemiologic scrutiny. Notably, even this study’s own data showed no association between vaccines and autism, the condition most frequently cited by vaccine critics.
The study, known as the Henry Ford Health system analysis, was completed years ago and remains unpublished. It purports to show that vaccinated children have dramatically higher rates of chronic conditions than unvaccinated children. That it remains unpublished isn’t suppression, as Siri alleged, but rather quality control. The bitter irony of this hearing’s title  “How the Corruption of Science Has Impacted Public Perception† is that, as I testified to the subcommittee, the real corruption on display isn’t in journals rejecting flawed studies. It’s in bypassing peer review entirely, shopping for any analysis that supports predetermined conclusions, then presenting it as evidence on a Senate stage. The analysis contains fundamental mistakes that any credible journal would flag.
The most glaring problem is detection bias, which occurs when one group gets examined more frequently than another, leading to more diagnoses regardless of actual disease rates. In the Henry Ford data, vaccinated children had substantially more health care visits than unvaccinated children. Conditions requiring clinical evaluation to diagnose  ADHD, learning disorders, speech delays, ear infections  will inevitably be recorded more often in the frequently seen group. Yet the authors never correct for this gap. Their only check was to drop children who never had a single encounter with a health care provider, which still leaves one group averaging seven visits a year and the other averaging two. That doesn’t level the playing field; it simply bakes the bias into the results. What they’re measuring is exposure to medical observation, not the effects of vaccines.
i was able to schedule an appointment at one of the cvs minute clinics in atlanta. i'll be getting the shot next friday (they had plenty available right away). i will probably get the flu in the first or second week of october.
I hope I can do the same in the Free State of Florida. Publix told me that they were waiting until after the upcoming CDC meeting to decide on how to proceed with Covid vaccinations. It's absolutely infuriating.
I'm going to give it a shot. Hopefully my insurance will cover it.
Don't know where you live but in Atlanta or Georgia in general you have to get a prescription. My asthma puts me in the category of necessary according to my insurance. I have Aetna.
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