RFK confirmed.

[BULLDOG]

Bullshit, he favors responsible representation with tax payer dollars, not sesame street in Iraq

Every major company in the world occasionally evaluates where they spend their money, and what things to discontinue. They don't shut down all expenditures to do that. If Sesemy Street in Iraq is not a good thing to spend our money on, then quit spending money on it, but don't take food from starving children.

 

[Unkotare]

Who, besides the patient and their insurance company, are paying doctors to control their patients' diabetes?

 

[BluesLegend]

So those useless gas bags in the Senate are done grandstanding, took them long enough the idiots. I'm starting to understand why Rome preferred emperors.

 

[Marener]

Already debunked narrative. No one buys yoar propaganda because you are lying.

This isn't a "debunking". It's a desperate attempt to diffuse blame from someone who doesn't have the slightest clue what they're talking about.

There's not actual information in this letter. It's just wild speculation.

 

[MisterBeale]

We do have it and it is public.

People like RFK Jr are not honest.

 

[buckeye]

Except none of that is true.

Ok, educate me. How does a newborn, a young baby or a toddler acquire heb B?

Hep B vaccination can provide lifelong immunity and it's extremely contagious.

OK, now I know you're a typical democrat who is probably stupid and speaks from their ass.

• protection against long-term hepatitis B infection could last for as long as 20 to 30 years after being vaccinated
• Hepatitis B vaccine

And its only contagious, goofy, if you are exposed to contaminated blood. How many infants do you know that are routinely exposed to contaminated blood?

You're wrong on both counts.

 

[BluesLegend]

If Sesemy Street in Iraq is not a good thing to spend our money on, then quit spending money on it, but don't take food from starving children.

When something that STUPID happens it's clear indication of blatant lack of oversight and incompetence. Money that could have been spent on education, roads, bridges, helping minorities start small businesses, instead wasted by the dumbest Democrats on the planet.

 

[Marener]

15 years.....................you should have said 'does'.

30 years, at least. Probably longer, it only came out about 40 years ago, so we are still waiting to see.

 

[Marener]

Ok, educate me. How does a newborn, a young baby or a toddler acquire heb B?

OK, now I know you're a typical democrat who is probably stupid and speaks from their ass.

• protection against long-term hepatitis B infection could last for as long as 20 to 30 years after being vaccinated
• Hepatitis B vaccine

And its only contagious, goofy, if you are exposed to contaminated blood. How many infants do you know that are routinely exposed to contaminated blood?

You're wrong on both counts.

Hepatitis B can be spread through exposure to contaminated products in healthcare.

You simply don't know.

Immunity is probably lifelong. We don't know how long because it's not that old of a vaccine and we are still waiting to see when it wears off.

Why not vaccinate babies for hepatitis B?

 

[Delldude]

30 years, at least. Probably longer, it only came out about 40 years ago, so we are still waiting to see.

15 years and the antibodies start to wear off.

 

[Marener]

Uh, okay. Is that supposed to mean something?

Your ignorance is your problem.

 

[Marener]

15 years and the antibodies start to wear off.

Vaccine effectiveness​

Each of the HepB vaccines are highly effective in preventing infection. Studies indicate that immunity persists for at least 30 years among healthy people who initiate HepB vaccination at less than 6 months of age.

Hepatitis B Vaccine Administration

Hepatitis B vaccination is recommended for adults at risk for HBV infection, including persons at ri

www.cdc.gov

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Every major company in the world occasionally evaluates where they spend their money, and what things to discontinue. They don't shut down all expenditures to do that. If Sesemy Street in Iraq is not a good thing to spend our money on, then quit spending money on it, but don't take food from starving children.

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"Oh! You're starving the children, you beast!

Starving the children!

Starving the children!

Have another glass of KoolAid! It strengthens those pearl clutching muscles.






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[Marener]

Nope. Their indoctrination is complete when they believe that anything that boosts the "doctor's" revenue stream is good for the health of America.

It's called value based care.

A problem in healthcare has been that doctors haven't been financially incentivized to provide high quality care that reduces costs. This attempts to change that.

 

[buckeye]

I read the report and I cannot find that the report said anything of the sort.

Lol, it was posted right here in Mister Beale's post. You didn't read anything.

I think you need to take a break. You're getting clobbered whether you know it or not.

That said, 80% is still far from herd immunity and you can't deny the fact that measles outbreak occurred at the same time as vaccination rates fell.

The outbreak occurred 3 months after Samoa knew that 80% of their kids were vaccinated. Now you're just lying your ass off or you're as dumb as you seem.

It doesn't take a genius to put two and two together, but some anti-vaccination zealots are desperate to find something else to blame because they don't want to admit that vaccines actually prevent this kind of stuff.

Yet, it didn't work in Samoa, did it?

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Hepatitis B can be spread through exposure to contaminated products in healthcare.

You simply don't know.

Immunity is probably lifelong. We don't know how long because it's not that old of a vaccine and we are still waiting to see when it wears off.

Why not vaccinate babies for hepatitis B?

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Oh! You mean they give it to you in hospitals?








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[Delldude]

Each of the HepB vaccines are highly effective in preventing infection.

From Fauci's boys:

These results show that 5 to 11 years after immunisation, those vaccinated against viral hepatitis B display a reduction in the titer of antibodies. A present-day question arises as to whether the fall in anti-HB <10IU/l among those immunised against viral hepatitis B represents a loss of immunity, and whether a hepatitis B booster vaccine is necessary to boost immunity.

LONG TERM PROTECTION AFTER HEPATITIS B VACCINATION - PMC

A survey of persistence of anti-HBs after hepatitis B vaccination has shown that five years after vaccination on a sample of 152 persons, or 82,53%, stands at >10 IU/I. Long term immunogenicity of vaccinated children remained at 88,89%, health ...

pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

 

[buckeye]

Hepatitis B can be spread through exposure to contaminated products in healthcare.

You simply don't know.

Immunity is probably lifelong. We don't know how long because it's not that old of a vaccine and we are still waiting to see when it wears off.

Why not vaccinate babies for hepatitis B?

Sorry, but you're too dumb and dishonest to post to. Scroll over for you.

MAHA!!!!!!

 

[Lesh]

I’m not even a fan of RFK, Jr. as Secretary of HHS, but I still like the fact that he got confirmed.

Why?

 

[Marener]

Lol, it was posted right here in Mister Beale's post. You didn't read anything.

I think you need to take a break. You're getting clobbered whether you know it or not.

That's what the blogger claimed the report said. I looked at the actual report, and I think that claim is probably false.

The outbreak occurred 3 months after Samoa knew that 80% of their kids were vaccinated. Now you're just lying your ass off or you're as dumb as you seem.

Maybe, but probably not. Either way, what's your point? Are you trying to claim that an outbreak can't happen when 80% of kids are vaccinated?

Yet, it didn't work in Samoa, did it?

It worked in nearby islands that had a 99% vaccination rate.