American Academy of Pediatrics At War With Religion

The article below is from the American Academy of Pediatrics. As you can see their top priority is eliminating Vaccine Religious exemptions. They don't want religion to get in the way of their corporate sponsor's profits from the National Vaccination program. Some important things that did not make the AAP priority list are:

1. exponential nationwide increase in the Autism Prevalence Rate

2. The increase in the Suicide Rate
3. The increase in childhood cancer rates.

4. The health dangers of 5G Radio Frequency electrosmog as well as the existing 4G network and Cell Phone Radiation .

5. The huge numbers of children suffering from autoimmune disorders and other chronic diseases. 6.The explosion of Peanut Allergy prevalence

7. Celiac disease and Gluten Intolerance rate rise

8.Glyphosate contamination of the food supply

9. Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals contaminating the food and water supply

10. The negative health effects of LED and Florescent lighting 

   

 https://www.aappublications.org/news/2019/03/16/alfresolutions031619

March 16, 2019

 

Elimination of non-medical vaccine exemptions ranked top priority at Annual Leadership Forum

AAP leaders have called for elimination of non-medical* exemptions to vaccination to be the top priority for the year, ranking it first among the top 10 resolutions during the Annual Leadership Forum (ALF).

“Given the measles outbreaks, prioritizing the elimination of non-medical vaccine exemptions is a timely undertaking,” said AAP President Kyle E. Yasuda, M.D., FAAP.

The resolution asks the Academy’s Board of Directors to advocate for the “development of a toolkit that highlights successful chapter strategies for the purpose of helping chapters work with their state legislatures to eliminate/reduce non-medical* exemptions that have allowed immunization refusals.”

Top 10 resolutions:

1. Eliminating Non-medical* Exemptions to Vaccinating Children
2. Family Separations at the Border: Safeguarding Children’s Health
3. Limitation of Prior Authorization Requirements for Medications
4. Continuity of Medicaid Benefits When Recipients Move
5. Access to Evidence-Based Treatment for Children and Adolescents With Neurodevelopmental Disorders Beyond Autism
6. Affordable Insulin Access for all Children With Diabetes
7. Revising the AAP Bright Futures Guidelines on Gun Safety Anticipatory Guidance
8. Drowning Prevention Recommendation Statement and Education
9. Providing Guidance on School Response to E-cigarette Use by Students
10. Public Education About Intramuscular Vitamin K Administration at Birth

*The title and resolved were revised to include other kinds of exemptions.

The ALF brings together chapter, committee, council and section leaders from across the U.S. and Canada, drawing on their diverse perspectives and expertise to advise the AAP Board of Directors. The event also provides leadership education and promotes networking and understanding of AAP priorities.

Prior to the forum, AAP groups and members submitted resolutions for consideration, and members were able to comment on them online.

Look to http://bit.ly/2JhLDXI and the May issue of AAP News for more on the top 10 resolutions and the 2019 ALF.

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