WHY ARE CDC BRASS BURYING A REPORT CONFIRMING MEASLES VACCINE EFFECTIVENESS?
The challenges in navigating our new reality, which doesn’t involve things like science or facts, are growing increasingly difficult. And with the current direction the American government is heading, it’s bound to also become increasingly perilous. That being said, it’s still very disturbing to learn that there was a report that conclusively found that the measles vaccine works, is effective, and is the best way not to catch measles. But of course, we already knew that empirically, because the vaccine had all but eradicated measles in the developed world for decades. Until now, of course. But for some reason, the CDC is doing its very best to hide this report.
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REPORT FOUND THAT THE BEST PROTECTION FROM MEASLES IS GETTING VACCINATED
Reporting from ProPublica laid out how senior staff at the CDC told underlings to bury the measles effectiveness report. The report essentially found that there was a simple distinction between catching the measles and not catching the measles. And that distinction was, of course, the measles vaccine. But the report also assessed the risks with that distinction of catching the dangerous disease in areas near outbreaks. Areas, of course, where people haven’t received the measles vaccine. In other words, the CDC confirmed the best way to address the outbreaks of Measles, and those in charge there don’t want that publicized.
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CDC EXPLAINED THAT WE ALREADY KNOW THE VACCINE IS THE BEST PROTECTION, SO WHY TELL US AGAIN?
So far, the now-returned disease has spread to 19 U.S. states. And that’s a trend which is sure to get worse, especially as the government agency responsible for protecting us with scientific knowledge and research doesn’t want to tell us what we need to know because of politics. When asked why the report isn’t being released, a CDC spokesperson esplained, “-because it does not say anything that the public doesn’t already know, ” and that the CDC continues to recommend vaccines as “the best way to protect against measles.” In other words, we already know this (which is true). But really it means they don’t want any headlines in the news cycle confirming this knowledge, and maybe prompting vaccine skeptics to get themselves and their children vaccinated.
Buckle up, it’s going to be a sick ride for us all soon.
