Claims About Newborn Hepatitis B Vaccination and Pharmaceutical Profit

Most of the vaccines after 1989 were added not for public health reasons, but for profit, pharmaceutical profit reasons.

So, why are we vaccinating one-day-old babies for hepatitis B when the only way they're gonna get hepatitis B is, uh, you know, hepatitis B is sexually transmitted.

You get it from having sex with, you know, with, uh, from multiple partners, gay sex, or from sex workers, or intravenous drug use.

Why would you give that to a baby? It, it, it clearly the only reason...

In fact, Merck, when it developed the drug, was told by FDA and CDC, "We want you to develop this for those vulnerable populations."

And the populations, when they didn't buy it, Merck went back to the agencies and saying, "You told us to develop this vaccine.

Nobody's buying it." And CDC said, "Don't worry.

We'll just recommend it for children. We'll force everybody to buy it."

So, that's how it got on the schedule. There's no medical justification.

It's true that you can get hepatitis B from an infected mother, but every mother in every hospital in the United States is tested for hepatitis B, so you can identify the kids who would benefit.

You don't give it mass population-wide.