Insurance companies pocketbook just got fatter. Just that much less they will pay for but you know premiums aren't going down.
I can't say I really disagree with the schedule but I really hate insurance companies at the moment

Deepin theHart80 said:

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Insurance companies pocketbook just got fatter. Just that much less they will pay for but you know premiums aren't going down.
I can't say I really disagree with the schedule but I really hate insurance companies at the moment

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O'Neill: "They went from 23 doses for 7 diseases in 1980 to more than 80 doses for 18 diseases!"


This is less shots, so less money

The wallets got fatter when the tax payers started to cover the costs for Big Pharma being sued for people being damaged by the vaccine side effects. Over a billion dollars

No argument to that.

Likely the biggest news of the year

So great to have actual adults in charge again.

This is huge for young parents. I honestly didn't think this day would come. Now, the schools need to update their policy to follow the CDC schedule. No reason my son needs a Hep B vaccine to go to daycare.

My bet is most lighten their policies but still require flu because a segment of moms will complain loud enough.

Flu shot has never been required for school in Texas.

Deepin theHart80 said:

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Insurance companies pocketbook just got fatter. Just that much less they will pay for but you know premiums aren't going down.
I can't say I really disagree with the schedule but I really hate insurance companies at the moment

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Insurance will still pay for all of the current vaccines.

01agtx said:

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Flu shot has never been required for school in Texas.

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Ya, never seen a school require flu vaccines. Still required and compulsory for military every fall though.

Teslag said:

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01agtx said:

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Flu shot has never been required for school in Texas.

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Ya, never seen a school require flu vaccines. Still required and compulsory for military every fall though.

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Which is gheyer than an induction stove running off of a Tesla.

So daycare requires Hep B but not flu? That's f'ed.

Im 64. We smallpox and polio vaccinations and that is it When I was 7 or so the MMR cam out. Didnt take. I already had measles and mumps

YouBet said:

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So daycare requires Hep B but not flu? That's f'ed.

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I don't think this is the case. Ours didn't get the HepB Vax and neither daycare ever had a problem with that.

Can we all take a step back and and just acknowledge how ruhhhh-tarded it is to advpcate for widescale Hep-B vaccinations for infants and small children? Actually, my fear is that it's more diabolical ($$$) than ruhtarded

MavsAg said:

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This is huge for young parents. I honestly didn't think this day would come. Now, the schools need to update their policy to follow the CDC schedule. No reason my son needs a Hep B vaccine to go to daycare.

My bet is most lighten their policies but still require flu because a segment of moms will complain loud enough.

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The Mom's that ***** about required shots should be *****-slapped...I read nothing that says "you cannot take these 80 doses", only that they are not required...which means they are voluntary. Imagine that...a country that believes in Liberty.

The Mom-Karens just need to ***** about garbage pick-up or something just as mundane...

MavsAg said:

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This is huge for young parents. I honestly didn't think this day would come. Now, the schools need to update their policy to follow the CDC schedule. No reason my son needs a Hep B vaccine to go to daycare.

My bet is most lighten their policies but still require flu because a segment of moms will complain loud enough.

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As a private business, can't a daycare still keep their own requirements?

Interestingly, dropping the Hep B from the infant schedule takes away the greatest gateway to "anti-vax" land. The more reasonable the schedule seems, the fewer will question it.

I'm in a weird spot where I want high skepticism of the CDC to continue given their track record of corruption and lies, but I don't really know how to feel about the respective vaccines. I expect some are net benefits while others are net detriments, but lack access to trustworthy data on which to solidify an opinion as to which are appropriate and in which scenarios.

ETA: I also distrust the Europeans, so I'm not sure I fully love the "aligning with their consensus" approach, but it does give the admin significant top-cover for this specific change.