RFK Jr, HHs & MAHA | CDC RIF massacre

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Funding for research in mRNA led to the creation of the SARS Cov 1 vaccine, which then later hugely fast-tracked the creation of the Covid-19 vaccine (SARS Cov 2), which saved many millions of lives throughout the world. Cutting this funding is almost certainly killing people in future pandemics, and in many other ways.

“This will impoverish American resilience to future pandemics. But more importantly, it will be used by some to legitimise unfounded claims that mRNA vaccines and vaccines in general are unsafe. This is directly opposite to the scientific evidence-based approach to science. This technology offers real benefits not only against infectious diseases, but also in our fight against cancer, autoimmunity, and hereditary diseases."
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“This is another blow against vaccine uptake in general, where for example, we are seeing the return of Measles outbreaks in the US and unnecessary deaths.”
Prof Robin Shattock, Professor of Mucosal Infection and Immunity, Imperial College London
Many other comments from scientists in the field right here:

 
Mulberry Heel said:
And yet we recently had a poster here arguing that RFK, Jr. was actually doing some good things overall and that liberals ought to support him more often. Um, no. Whatever "good" he's potentially doing is going to be vastly outweighed by the damage he's causing. There's a very good chance that thousands may unnecessarily die because of his direct actions before he's finished.
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As if turd brown Cheetos or Cheeze-itz’s or Doritos will miraculously become healthy foods when the food dyes are eliminated.
 
ZenMode said:
There's a reason I said "specifically". That all sounds like an open-ended money pit for at least some things that aren't even an issue, given that multiple mRNA vaccines were developed, manufactured, distributed and successfully delivered into humans.

Half a billion dollars seems a "tad" excessive.
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I read an article last week about research with mRNA technology being used to reverse effects of Down syndrome and success in mice using it so far.

the headlines say vaccines but does this hurt all mRNA research?
 
uncjhodges said:
fucking hate this guy
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And that's why his base loves him so much - because liberals and their other perceived enemies hate him so much. They can't get vaccines that might save their life, or receive the benefits of new medical research that might help them if they get cancer? Well, that's a small price to pay if they can die knowing that they've owned the libs and pissed them off by electing Dear Leader yet again. They'll die with a smile on their face as they think about how mad he's made all those snooty libruls who have looked down on them! Insane, yet here we are.
 
nycfan said:
Trump’s Surgeon General in his first term

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"I've tried to be objective and non-alarmist", LOL. We're way, way past that point dude. If you were truly objective and non-alarmist you wouldn't have supported him or worked for him in his first term, and you would never have voted for him in 2016. It's getting really, really old reading people who should have damn well known better suddenly start sounding the alarm about what this administration has been doing, and is still doing pretty much every single day, to seriously damage the country in so many ways. Too little, too late.
 
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Lawyers profit by dividing us all and rendering all consensus meaningless.

See how ridiculous and stupid this is?
 
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“… The newest CDC data shows that measles, mumps, rubella vaccination coverage among kindergarteners continued a downward trend. Rates have dropped from 95.2% in the 2019-2020 school year down to 92.7% in the 2023-2024 school year and even further to 92.5% this past school year.

Coverage numbers for other vaccines have been going the wrong direction as well. Rates for the diphtheria, tetanus, and acellular pertussis vaccine otherwise known as the DTaP vaccine have fallen from 94.9% in 2019-2020 to 92.3% in 2023-2024 to 92.1% this past school year. Over the same time periods. the percentage of kids who got two doses of the varicella vaccine went from 94.8% to 92.3% to 92.1%. And coverage for the polio vaccine has gone from 95% to 92.7% to 92.5%.

… All of this has corresponded to a rise in the number of parents seeking exemptions from vaccinations for their children, going from 2.5% in the 2020-2021 schools year to 3.3% in 2023-24 to 3.6% in 2024-25. The U.S. basically had an all-time record number of such exemptions last school year with around 138,000 children getting them for at least one vaccine.

… The majority of states (36 of them) in the U.S. as well as the District of Columbia had increases in exemptions from the previous. In fact, 17 states saw exemption rates that went above 5%. …Idaho had the highest rate at a whopping 15.4%…”
 
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