In NYC, the Epicenter of the pandemic, we saw people on the streets and outside their buildings cheer and clap for the front-line heroes at 7pm each night. These are the heroes that were given the task of making medical decisions for your loved ones, but now aren’t intelligent enough to make them for themselves. … Read more
Originally posted https://newjerseyglobe.com/legislature/opinion-i-heard-cries-then-i-saw-the-faces-my-vaccine-story/ ‘I saw the faces of the children, tightly wrapped up in warm winter clothing for long hours into the late night. Some of those children – sadly – were injured from vaccines’ This drama unfolded following weeks of vocal outrage. I received more than 3,000 emails opposing a proposed bill that would … Read more
Originally posted: https://www.njspotlight.com/2020/02/state-gop-dems-readying-vaccination-bills-for-new-legislative-session/ State GOP, Dems Readying Vaccination Bills for New Legislative Session LILO H. STAINTON | FEBRUARY 20, 2020 Democratic control of Senate and Assembly could block Republican bills, but is next round of vaccination protests in the offing? Medical professionals would need to provide detailed information to patients, parents or other caregivers before … Read more
Originally posted https://www.app.com Medically complicated cases underscore problems with herd immunity approach | Letter to the editor Feb. 12, 2020 He would not be protected by the medical exemption because he does not qualify for the contraindications or precautions established by the Advisory Committee for Immunization Practices. He would not be protected by herd immunity … Read more
Written by DENNIS MALLOY and originally published by nj101.5 on February 5, 2019 Raising kids in today’s world can be challenging, but in New Jersey your rights as a parent are constantly challenged. It seems the government has more of a say over your child’s welfare than you do as a parent. The latest assault … Read more
Written By: Anne Mason Originally published on www.medium.com and then on http://www.greenmedinfo.com By the time the measles vaccine was patented in 1963 in the US, the mortality rate from measles was about 1 in 500,000.¹ This is less than your risk of death from falling off furniture.² Let’s also consider that over 600,000 people annually … Read more
Here is a selection of local news stories discussing the Assembly health committee hearing regarding bill A3818 that happened in Trenton yesterday. If you have more media articles to add to this list, please pass them along and send us the link via the contact page. Thank you to all the families and concerned NJ … Read more
VACCINE SAFETY – Introduction to Vaccine Safety Science & Policy in the United States This white paper, published by the Informed Consent Action Network, provides an introduction to vaccine safety science and policy in the United States. The goal of http://icandecide.org/ is to put the power of scientifically researched health information in your hands and … Read more
The NJCVC is sharing this important press release because it has been removed from the FDA website at the original link. FDA NEWS RELEASE For Immediate Release: Nov. 27, 2013 Media Inquiries: FDA- Jennifer Rodriguez, 301-796-8232, jennifer.rodriguez@fda.hhs.gov NIH- Nalini Padmanabhan, 301-402-1663, padmanabhannm@niaid.nih.gov Consumer Inquiries: 888-INFO-FDA,OCOD@fda.hhs.gov A new study is helping to provide a better understanding … Read more
From nytimes.com By SHEFALI LUTHRA | SEPT. 7, 2017 Small college outbreaks four years ago of meningitis B — an extremely rare variation of the dangerous infection — have set off a lucrative new business: persuading parents that pricey vaccines are a loving investment for their college-bound children. Today, two brand-name vaccines, both with price … Read more