The vaccine expert warns that “Americans will die” where RFK JR. To replace the advisors who shot them

A large vaccine expert in the centers of control and prevention of diseases (CDCHe resigned in protest, and warned that the Minister of Health Robert F. Kennedy JuniorFull changes to vaccine and leadership policy endangering public health.

A respected infectious disease specialist on a large scale, Dr. Fiona Haverez, 13 years after the Center for Disease Control on Monday, referring to Kennedy’s decision to dismiss all 17 members Pollen Last week. Among the eight alternatives called so far, it is known that the half is skeptical in vaccines.

“If it is not stopped, and some of this does not reflect, immediately, immediately, many Americans will die as a result of vaccinated diseases,” Haves He said The New York Times on its first public notes since its resignation.

Her departure is a high -level resignation from the Center for Disease Control in recent weeks, after Dr. Lakshmi Panagotakopoulos, the leader of another vaccine policy.

Kennedy aimed at clearing the Consulting Committee for Irrational Practices (ACIP), a major body that reviews data and helps in determining national vaccine guidelines. The committee has a tremendous effect: its recommendations affect insurance coverage and school vaccine delegations.

“It is a very transparent and strict process, and they have just taken a heavy hammer in the past few weeks,” said Dr. Haveers. “The Center for Disease Control Operations is spoiled in a way that I have not seen before.”

Dr. Haveer was preparing to submit new data to the committee when she resigned. “I cannot be a party to legitimacy to this new committee,” she said. “I no longer have confidence that the data we were born would be used objectively.”

Dr. IV Maldonado, a pediatrician in Stanford, warned of the committee by Kennedy, that losing sounds like Haveer weakens the country’s ability to respond to the threats of infectious diseases. Maldonado added: “He also explains the chaos and lack of support that our federal health agencies are currently facing,” Maldonado added.

Dr. Cameel Cotton, who left ACIP last year, echoed their concerns. “It seems likely to be able to trust the information coming from the Disease Control Center,” she said.

Kennedy claimed that “97 %” of ACIP had a conflict of interests, and he rejected extensive research on the safety of the vaccine. “No one has any idea of the risk profiles on these products,” he He said On Fox News last week. Although auditors actually ignore his allegations, Kennedy asserts that his actions should inspire confidence, not to destroy them.

“Varbin policy decisions will be based on objective data, transparent analysis and evidence – not conflict of interests or the impact of industry,” said HHS spokesman Andrew Nixon.

While Dr. Haverez says that the shooting last week was the “last straw” for her, she praised those who continue to serve. She said: “I have the utmost respect for my colleagues at the Center for Disease Control who remain and continue to try and reduce damage from the inside.”

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