That’s the CDC childhood vaccine schedule.
There’s just one problem.
There is no evidence the US vaccine schedule actually saves any lives in the US:
More importantly, there isn’t a single credible study showing an overall net mortality or morbidity benefit for ANY vaccine schedule ANYWHERE in the world. Not one.
Vaccine mandates all based on belief, not science.
My criteria:
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Record level data (NOT MODELING STUDIES which are very inaccurate)
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Credible methods (study has both negative and positive controls)
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Statistically significant overall net benefit (mortality or morbidity)
Grok confirmation of no credible studies of net benefit (mortality or morbidity)
There are pediatric practices in the US with large numbers of unvaccinated kids.
Those kids are uniformly healthier than their vaccinated peers.
I personally know of one clinic which has been operating for over 25 years without a single case of autism in their unvaccinated kids, which is the vast majority of the practice (so over 5,000 unvaccinated kids but not a single case of autism).
It’s very credible clinic located near a major medical center. It’s where the doctors send their kids. Yet for some reason, no one in the mainstream media is interested in talking to this clinic.
So we actually don’t have to “guess” about what happens when parents don’t vaccinated their kids. We know. The kids are healthier.
But, because this real world evidence is counter to the narrative, no mainstream journalist will cover the story.
If the Amish who are largely unvaccinated had higher mortality or morbidity, I can assure you it would be headlines everywhere in the world.
Yet, the media is silent.
And Grok couldn’t find any study showing the Amish were worse off overall.
What does that tell you?
I just thought it was important to point out that the emperor has no clothes because The New York Times and other mainstream media aren’t going to inform you that the entire US childhood vaccine schedule has no credible evidence of a mortality or morbidity benefit even though they’ve had 30 years to do the study and failed every time to show a benefit.
Doctors are taught that vaccines save lives and most of them never bother to check if the evidence supports the claims.
The closest we came to a study showing benefit was the CDC study in 2017 showing no benefit whatsoever to the schedule.
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