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Vaccine Safety Violations: RFK, JR. Wins Case Against U.S. Government
^ The
Mandate For Safer Childhood Vaccines clause in the
The National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act Of 1986 compels the
U.S. Department Of Health And Human Services [
DHHS] to take responsibility for improving vaccine safety and efficacy, and charges the agency with constant monitoring and improvement of adverse event reporting, as well as providing a report on improvements made in these areas to
Congress every
2 years.
RKF, Jr. suspected that
DHHS was failing to meet this responsibility, and filed a
Freedom Of Information Act request to obtain the records of these biennial reports. For
8 months,
DHHS blocked the request and refused to provide information. Ultimately, a lawsuit had to be filed.
DHHS was forced to admit that it never submitted a single report to Congress detailing the improvements in vaccine safety for the entire 30+ year lifespan of the program. This speaks volumes to the seriousness by which vaccine safety is treated at
DHHS, and heightens the concern that
DHHS doesn’t have a clue as to the actual safety profile of the now
29 doses of vaccines forced on to children in their first year of life.
DHHS has chosen to focus on its obligation to increase vaccine uptake and defend against any claim that vaccines cause harm in the
National Injury Vaccine Compensation Program [Vaccine Court] to such a degree that it has abandoned its vaccine safety responsibilities. If
DHHS isn't even fulfilling the simple task of filing a biennial report on vaccine safety improvements, there is little hope that they are tackling the much harder job of actually improving vaccine safety.