Kennedy says that Covid vaccines were no longer recommended for healthy children and pregnant women

New York and Minister of Health Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced on Tuesday that Covid 19 vaccines for healthy children and pregnant women will no longer be recommended.

In a 58-second video published on the social media website X, Kennedy said that he removed Covid 19 shots from centers for the control of the illness and the recommendations of prevention for these groups. Nobody from the CDC was in the video, and CDC officers referred questions about announcing Kennedy and the US Health Ministry and the US service.

U.S. health officers, according to recommendations from experts in infectious diseases, have written down the annual Covid 19 booster for all Americans aged 6 months and over.

A CDC advisory committee will be hit in June to give recommendations for the autumn shots. To the options, recordings for high -risk proposals propose, but still offer the selection of being vaccinated.

But Kennedy, a leading lawyer against Accacine before becoming a health minister, decided not to wait. He said that annual COVID-19-BOOSTER shots for children ‘”were recommended despite the lack of clinical data to support this decision.

The Commissioner of Food and Drug Administration, Dr. Marty Makary and Dr. Jay Battarya, head of the National Institutes of Health, performed with Kennedy in the video.

Kennedy and other Trump administration officers have moved to the narrow COVID 19 vaccine recommendations and a recently approved approval for the vaccine restrictions. Last week, the FDA announced that the routine-covid 19 vaccines will be limited to seniors and younger people with underlying medical risks until it has new research for healthy adults and children.

HHS officers did not immediately answer questions why Kennedy decided to take the step now or to publish additional information about what was entered into.