Panel Recommends All Kids Get Flu Shots

By MIKE STOBBE

ATLANTA (AP) — All children - not just those under 5 - should get vaccinated against the flu, a federal advisory panel said Wednesday. The panel voted to expand annual flu shots to virtually all children except infants younger than 6 months and those with serious egg allergies.

That means about 30 million more children could be getting vaccinated. If heeded, it would be one of the largest expansions in flu vaccination coverage in U.S. history. The flu vaccine has been available since the 1940s.

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There has been a Public Relations Battle that has been taking place with the series "Eli Stone" coming out on ABC in February.  Hopefully the issue of Mercury in vaccinations can finally be resolved.   By resolved, I mean all Mercury removed from all vaccines, indefinitely.  It doesn't need to be there, and it is harming the minds of children, as well as adults.

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In earlier posts I have mentioned that Iowa was the second state in the country to ban the use of Thimerosol in Vaccines (except for the flu shot).  California was the first.  Here's a study showing how the children in that state faired after that action:

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Here's a video I've posted before.  How many neurons have to be destroyed before a child has trouble learning speech either receptively or expressively?  How many neurons have to die before a senior develops Alzheimer's or Parkinson's?  All good questions.

The American Academy of Pediatrics is demanding that ABC cancel the pilot episode of the drama Eli Stone. The show depicts a lawyer successfully arguing in court that autism is caused by vaccination, a myth that the AAP says is "reckless."

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