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CNN host Jake Tapper End all school vaccine requirements In his state.
In a press conference Wednesday, Ladabo outlined his plans for the “last vaccine” order for the authorized vaccine for Florida school children, including polio and measles.
Tapper asked Ladapo if he had any predictions about how many new cases Florida might expect without the task. Radabo replied that he made no predictions, believing his decision was “very clear” about the rights of his parents. Tapper was skeptical of the response.
“You are trying to remove the vaccine mandate from Florida and your department, and you don’t even have a prediction about this that could impact public health?” Tapper asked. “So you haven’t prepared hospitals in Florida County, the most risky hospital, the best treatment for any outbreak of measles, mumps, rubella, whooping cough, polio.
Florida surgeon Dr. Joseph Ladapo announced a plan Wednesday to end vaccine requirements at all schools, including polio and measles. (AP Photo/Chris O’Meara, file)
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“No, that’s what you said,” Dr. Radabo replied. “I mean, it’s a question of whether parents should be able to control what happens to their children’s bodies.”
Tapper stressed that no other states attempted to remove vaccines, a move that “defens against the recommendations of every top healthcare organization.” Radabo sticks to his plan, recalling his past opposition to lockdown, Vaccine requirements Although the view was popular at the time, during the 19th pandemic.
Tapper replied, “I have to say, I’m very…I’m a little shocked because you didn’t do any form of projection or data analysis of what this actually means for children in Florida.”
The CNN host then asked what information Ladapo’s plan sent to parents of immune-depressed children who depend on group exemptions.
Florida surgeon Dr. Joseph Ladapo believes that vaccine claims violate the rights of parents. (Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)
“You talk about parents’ freedom and freedom, but it seems you are removing freedom and freedom for parents of immune-depressed children,” Tapper said.
“It’s an interesting way to describe this,” Radabo said. “But I don’t think it’s dynamic at all… [Parents]It is the ultimate arbiter of what happened to the children. That should be. That’s why my position will never change, because that will always be true. Parents should be able to decide what is happening and what is the child’s body. I mean, this is not complicated. ”
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Fox News Numbers Contact the Florida Department of Health for comment.
Currently, Florida needs eight vaccinations for children attending nurseries, preschools and K-12 schools, including dithyroid-clear membrane-cell pertussis (DTAP); inactivated poliovirus (IPV, polio); and measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR).
Florida is the first state to end the school vaccine mission. (iStock)
Ladabo’s plan has received different reactions since its announcement on Wednesday. President Donald Trump called “Authorization of Vaccine” on Friday A “hard” positionadding that some “vaccines should be used”.
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“You have some incredible vaccines, and I think you have to be very careful when you say some people don’t have to get vaccinated. It’s a very tough position … it’s a tough position.”
