Here's What the CDC's Vaccine Advisory Board Did This Week and How It Impacts Your Family

 On Wednesday, the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) voted unanimously to add the COVID-19 mRNA vaccines to the Vaccines for Children (VFC) program.

• Addition to the VFC list requires the government to pay for these vaccines if a patient can't afford them in order to "ensure access."
• The vaccine manufacturers will remain free from liability for vaccine injuries because the product is on the vaccine list.

Most physicians follow the CDC recommendations when they are made

• The only real change once ACIP approves the vaccine schedules is the number of states that automatically incorporate the new vaccines into school attendance and sports participation requirements.
• According to an analysis by the University of Illinois, Chicago, laws in 31 states and Washington D.C. require that children receive age-appropriate immunizations according to the schedule recommended by ACIP.

The addition of COVID-19 vaccine to the immunization schedule for children may break the lock on blind implementation of the ACIP recommendations

• The CDC changed the definition of a vaccine after it became apparent that the mRNA jabs did not prevent illness or transmission
• An increasing number of parents are seeking educational freedom
• It should not surprise lawmakers if the same constituency begins to demand medical freedom

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