Trump’s NIH Pick Dr. Jay Bhattacharya on Vaccines, Autism, and Public Health Failures

Stanford professor and President Trump’s nominee for NIH Director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya examines why trust in public health has eroded in the post-COVID era. He highlights the importance of transparency and nuanced conversations between parents and pediatricians to address legitimate concerns about vaccines and other medical interventions. Dr. Bhattacharya advocates for a benefit-risk analysis approach tailored to the needs of individual patients, rather than the "just trust the experts" mindset that dominates medicine and public health.
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[@unanielson8837]

I always thought vaccines were fully tested. It’s a shock to learn that they are not and that the number of vaccines has increased to a huge number. My parents are doctors but I lost all trust after the COVID fiasco.

[@1cginni]

I feel like it’s a gamble each time a needle goes in! If every single vaccine is proven safe and effective then they should have nothing to fear 😵‍💫🤑🤔

[@timbookedtwo2375]

Suggested reading: "Turtles All tje Way Down" about the lack of vaccine safety testing in children's vaccines.

[@jake27012]

@@timbookedtwo2375 Also "Dissolving Illusions".....

[@bgsjohnson]

@@unanielson8837 50+ yrs as rn Now completely dun with md western medicine

[@simontufnell]

​@@timbookedtwo2375I read it. Jay should read it too. Dissolving Illusions is a great book too

[@kimwiser445]

I went with my son to take his daughter to the Pediatrician. When he asked if they could spread the vaccines out a little more, the doctor said no and they would have to go to a different doctor if they didn’t follow the schedule outlined by the CDC. It’s ridiculous that parents have no choice.

[@thedrunkenchefs4577]

Time for a new Pediatrician.

[@robertblake1032]

Time to bale on that Doc. Doctors are relying on beaurocrats ( spell check is shit ) telling them what to give kids. Our kids received a quarter of the jabs. When they reached their early teens no more except tetanus shots.

[@bjkarana]

We don't spread out the routine childhood vaccines for our two children, but with each round, we're asked if we're ok with it beforehand. Maybe switch to a different provider?

[@ChristianPena-ob3ke]

That's complete BS you always have a choice unless you go on the Big Pharma treadmill and you can't jump off when you want to.

[@fearlesshomesteading]

Try a family doctor, rather than a pediatrician; pediatricians seem to be brainwashed or too afraid of medical board ramifications if they allow flexibility

[@recynd77]

I’ve stopped receiving medical “care” since COVID. I’ve taken myself off the meds I was on (one of which my PCP decided to stop prescribing across the board, and the supply chain for it has been FUBAR’d for years now), and yet somehow I’m still alive. I’m 56; over my lifetime of medical “care”, I’ve been hurt far more than helped. Unless I break a bone or get shot/stabbed, I’m staying away.

[@mourningwarbler]

I agree.

[@raymondwilliams5661]

I'm with you mate 👌

[@stevehesh4993]

I've been doing that for decades!

[@psxtuneservice]

My mother needed beta blocker, else she would die in a few years, when she was 45. She is now over 80....never took it. Docs still say she must take it...

[@bgsjohnson]

@@recynd77 Same

[@sues3218]

We aren't "uncertain", we simply don't trust any of you anymore. Covid response showed us a lot. You have lost our trust.

[@JamieEHunter]

You have no idea what happened to him during CoV19, do you?

[@eneveasi]

Don’t apply that as a blanket statement to all doctors and scientists.. this man always spoke truth about what was happening and they tried to destroy him over it. He is worthy of trust and is a true expert

[@sissi8610]

Jay Bhattacharya was telling us the truth, and also Prof Ioannidis, both from Standford University. They were demonised over it. Look up the Great Barrington declaration. Many ethical doctors in Austria and Germany are still punished, some are still in prison, some had to pay huge fines, some lost their medical licence, all because they wrote out mask exemptions, or jab exemptions, they followed their ethics. So, I hope to God Jah Bhattacharya will be approved as NIH Director, and I hope Fauci will go to prison, and then to hell.

[@bonsense7004]

Indeed, but we learned also that doctors themselves are misled: we've got a course of 2 hours about vaccination. The only thing that was repeated over and over again was that they saved millions of lives... we believed it, how stupid I must confess, we never saw independent studies...but I know very well that every time I heard someone doubt on vac cination, it made me angry. Not anymore though

[@OlgaHolger]

as in ALL trust ALL trust that is in forever and to be told to everybody for years! you demons will never see the light of day again.

[@hmbdata]

Jay is smart, imperturbable, and sensible. Man am I glad he's the new NIH pick.

[@mtmg3648]

SAME!

[@gracelynne3918]

Agreed. But I believe that his medical training and work in that industry may have him somewhat naive to the extent of corruption in the system.

[@MrSpdy247]

Jay is being extremely careful to cater to BigPharma because he knows who really pulls the strings. Quite the quick leap of faith to claim that autism won't be attributed to vaccines, meanwhile nowhere in this conversation have they covered the toxicity of adjuvants, zero liability, complete lack of safety testing to the highest standards and RCT studies, and the absolute "economics over health" creed of BiPharma. Come on, Jay. You were our hero throughout Covid. Don't tuck your tail to play it safe. Gut this broken system and operate already. This is a weak sauce interview and very disappointed. I'm not looking for confirmation bias, l'm looking for real talk. Also, don't pretend to discuss Cancer as if there aren't already cures that have existed for at least 20 years. Or could these guys be that oblivious? I can pinpoint with extremely high accuracy to documentary evidence for anyone who wants to go down this rabbit hole.

[@mariarivero9567]

He is a real old fashioned Doctor so ethical and honorable. God bless him!

[@antonpiskernik7824]

Criminal groups do possess their own "CODEX OF HONOUR!" They might differ a lot from what we formerly appreciated and looked for. [One must admit the defeat we just suffered/went through collectively 😭🙀]

[@thedrunkenchefs4577]

Dr. B is the NIH director we need.

[@mourningwarbler]

Disappointed.

[@jonnynice8366]

@@mourningwarbler He's may just be trying to sound as "acceptible" as possible in the run up to RFK's potential confirmation. When he says "I don't think it's going to be ****", I'm pretty sure he doesn't actually mean that, it's just a really safe way to say "it may well be".

[@MrSpdy247]

Jay is being extremely careful to cater to BigPharma because he knows who really pulls the strings. Quite the quick leap of faith to claim that autism won't be attributed to vaccines, meanwhile nowhere in this conversation have they covered the toxicity of adjuvants, zero liability, complete lack of safety testing to the highest standards and RCT studies, and the absolute "economics over health" creed of BiPharma. Come on, Jay. You were our hero throughout Covid. Don't tuck your tail to play it safe. Gut this broken system and operate already. This is a weak sauce interview and very disappointed. I'm not looking for confirmation bias, l'm looking for real talk. Also, don't pretend to discuss Cancer as if there aren't already cures that have existed for at least 20 years. Or could these guys be that oblivious? I can pinpoint with extremely high accuracy to documentary evidence for anyone who wants to go down this rabbit hole.

[@Beefster09]

If I am ever asked to sign away my right to sue the vaccine manufacturer, I don’t care what it’s for, I’m not giving it to my child. There are way too many vaccines on the schedule with too many questions around them to remove the only thing keeping them accountable. We should be looking at this whole atmosphere with serious skepticism if they’re putting us on this conveyor belt with no accountability. Please, Dr B, fix this liability trap and work to restore the public’s trust.

[@antonpiskernik7824]

Almost all trust having gone, there will be very much to do to alter a failing concept! ! Reforming the whole health-system will turn out to be a task nearly BEYOND ALL HUMAN MEANS- I'm afraid. Nevertheless, good luck to Mr's RFK and Dr Bhattacharya ❤❤in the oncoming tasks You will have to settle! An improvement means HARD WORK!

[@anonony9081]

Unfortunately, you don't have that choice. They already signed your rights away for you.

[@robinfallentine]

I'm so happy we left the WHO!!!!!!

[@tracybormann5067]

I want a study done on the correlation of sids after vax. Also, I smelled fish when I started hearing the hpv guilt commercials.

[@myrasmama]

I refused that HPV for my daughter. There used to be a whole lot of videos on KZbin of girls that had terrible horrible side effects and it ruined their lives. KZbin removed all those videos now.

[@LizRealGirlBeauty]

When I started to say that I thought getting the HPV vaccine was a matter of personal responsibility, much like getting birth control, and should be waited for until a person is sexual active and discussed with a doctor, I was asked "but what if they're r*ped?!" If you've got to go that far, you're hurting your case. I also don't see how an STD is highly communicable to the point where widespread vaccination is necessary to protect those who can't get vaccinated with herd immunity.

[@michaeldalton8374]

Who would do the study??

[@tracybormann5067]

@@michaeldalton8374 rfk?

[@bgsjohnson]

@@michaeldalton8374 study was done by Dr Paul Thomas

[@anonony9081]

It's absolutely insane that the media tries to paint this guy as being extreme in any way.

[@bradyshannon8452]

He is called extreme because the label is propoganda. He is only "extreme" because he failed to fall in line with the compliance test that the Covid Vacccine ultimately was as pushed by Who, NIH, etc. All liers.

[@tridogdude1512]

The reason being is that Big Pharma pays the media well.

[@mustang607]

Too many people essentially feel questioning their narratives IS extreme.

[@KarlaElaine100]

Media is captured and corrupt. We can’t get most of our news there anymore.

[@bobmester3475]

So happy Dr Jay will be director of the NIH. Outstanding choice!

[@gregthebaritone]

I'm betting his nomination will be faught even harder than Tulsi or RFKJ -- follow the money, so don't celebrate quite yet.

[@trueheart8390]

I took my children out of public schools and quit letting them get injected. They stopped getting sick and were far healthier. Spending their time in a better environment must have helped too.

[@carolinem1698]

Of course they’re going to get fewer colds, but polio is different.

[@tl56kmair]

​@@carolinem1698I would suggest you do research on polio, and the state of the disease when the vaccine came on the scene.

[@ryanpartovi7890]

@@tl56kmairAlso, look into polio and DDT and lead-arsenic pesticides. The Moth in the Iron Lung is a great book!

[@trueheart8390]

@carolinem1698 Ya think? I bet you've done zero research on the subject.

[@carolinem1698]

@@tl56kmair says the expert!

[@madhusudan]

The funny thing was, being a layman, I did trust experts. Just not theirs, whom I knew through some very basic research were lying.

[@reallythere]

Bhattacharya is the GOAT

[@Dexamus1]

My opinion. There should be a full stop on all vaccinations until more studies and trials have been done.

[@dr.emilschaffhausen4683]

There is a mountain of evidence for some vaccines.

[@Dexamus1]

@dr.emilschaffhausen4683 then that evidence should be checked again, by different people. People that aren't getting funded by any company or agency that would benefit from those vaccines. I'll be honest, I haven't looked deeply into vaccines in general, but the more I find out about what is in most vaccines, I cannot believe that it can be good to deliberately put some of that stuff in a living human. Regardless, there's a ton of problems with the current medical system, and a good place to start is the vaccines.

[@mantasr]

No

[@Voltaire-yy2rn]

Read "The Contagion Myth Why Viruses (including "Coronavirus") Are Not the Cause of Disease". By Dr. Thomas S. Cowan and Sally Fallon Morell

[@bushveldkid7640]

Look for the series s h o t in the dark.

[@mariecurie7491]

My 3 children are now 35. When they were infants, it never occurred to me to question the necessity for the vaccines - a fact that they tried to use against me in 2021. One of them is autistic

[@duitseles9687]

I'm autistic, I have no idea if it was a result of the vax. My parents did their best, but I did tell my mother in the last few years to stop being so gullible when it comes to government, medicine... Oddly enough there are a lot of autistic people on yt who are fanatic pro-vaxxers 🤯. They concluded that "since jabs don't cause autism, this means they are safe and prevent disease". Blows my mind.

[@terraloft]

My very fragile born at 24 weeks adopted son was decanulated at 3 years old though the doctors had said he might not live even 5 years. When I asked them to consider the trach and gastric site reversals they agreed and then without any communication they gave him the MMR and a bronchoscopy by which he did not respond to the anesthesia. This little boy who is thriving in spite of the odds never came out of that hospital. The same suddenly he's autistic when he never was before. It was crushing now at 36. He lives in a group home

[@lindseyeckert5914]

I told the doctor, I will only do the vaccines for my child that I had as a babu. Even so, looking back I see there were more subtle signs of distress they are too young to express. I noticed a throat clearing habit that started at 3 and then I said NO MORE SHOTS!! He grew up healthier than most and strong to this day! Parents, don't be afraid to follow your heart instead of falling prey to medical profit motives. God Bless ❤

[@lizcenterfield1963]

That was my approach. I didn't know that the old DTP vaccine is not the same formulation as the TDap, but at least I was reasoning my way through the issue. I would avoid nearly all of them now, test for MTHFKR, consider moving if necessary. When the newborn nurse asked if she could give the Hep B vaccine - baby not even a day old - we just said "are you crazy?!"

[@bgsjohnson]

@@lindseyeckert5914 Sometime in the 50's i had a tetanus booster followed by an allergic reaction . Mom forgot to remind me of that so when i had an OJ I in 67 i was given a tetanus booster. Bad reaction . Haven't had one since . Things that make you believe in vax injury.

[@kimleone5496]

All I know is both of my kids have ADD, but I don't. Both my kids suffered depression. I did suffer a little depression but only during menopause. Autism seems to be rampant and I don't remember having any classmates with autism problems. What the heck is in our food and drugs?

[@loveofinquiry8067]

Make the vaccine companies liable for their products period!

[@trueheart8390]

How do we recover our medical privacy. They have their talons in our children. Most cannot afford to homeschool as we are taxed to oblivion, and it seems by design.

[@michaeldalton8374]

Horse apples. I raised a family of 3 on $8/hr in 2003. It’s a choice. Put your kids above your material possessions.

[@trueheart8390]

@michaeldalton8374 You must have been eating horse apples and you're full of it.

[@nancyf2665]

It is by design....

[@topchic7475]

I really hope Dr B gets in. We need someone with his humble attitude plus ability to critically assess the appalling situation we find ourselves in.

[@foadnwol6684]

Everyone should watch the documentary, Vaxxed/Unvaxxed. There are, I think, 2 or 3 parts to it so far. There is a section where they talk to all these unvaxxed families, and families that vaxxed the first but not the next, etc. They point out the differences between their vaxxed/unvaxxed kids. It's eye-opening.

[@danpszeniczny9664]

Zero liability product? What could go wrong?

[@rebeccabenson6922]

“Turtles All the Way Down” would be a good read also

[@bgsjohnson]

@@rebeccabenson6922 If you try to find this book be aware there is a 2nd book by the same title that is a false Flag

[@rebeccabenson6922]

@ I’ve had it in my library so I’m thinking it’s accurate👏

[@marialisboa8908]

Beyond vaccines, the biggest contributing factor for health is public sanitation and quality of nutrition.

[@MrSpdy247]

Before* vaccines. Those factors are most important.

[@SnarlLip]

I'm not doing my due diligence as a parent of I don't research what goes in my child's body. She's not an experiment to be tested on as a Guinea pig. More independent studies are necessary. These corporations have zero liability especially compared to the $ they are profitting from❤

[@safsult]

💯💪

[@paulhwbooth]

A great and good man.

[@francisseidel8014]

One more thought, end liability protection for the doctors and pharmaceutical companies. If they are safe and effective then liability protection is unnecessary.

[@MrSpdy247]

100%. Gullible people hearing this talk will continue to think the schedule is safe and effective, when there is a complete absence of evidence in real RCT studies and a complete lack of safety signal studies on every single vax. Evidence and burden of proof is on the makers of the product. Jay is catering to BigPharma because he knows who really pulls the strings in government.

[@LavishPatchKid]

If I ever had kids I wouldn't give them any of them. lol I don't care what these people say. Trust nothing.

[@maryloulongenbaugh7069]

Hear hear!!

[@maramarina1406]

👏👍🙏

[@Mar1345r]

Yes we need more questioning Doctors.

[@peterbigblock]

I don’t do business with any doctor who can’t answer my questions about a medication, procedure, or vaccine. Period.

[@celina4686]

President Trump chose wisely yet again by hiring Dr. Jay.

[@LizRealGirlBeauty]

We aren't anti Vax. Our oldest was vaccinated as per the schedule. He is also autistic, but i personally think it has more do with increased survival of premature infants than vaccines (my son was premature and the autism rate in kids who were premature is massive), but my husband wanted to vaccinate our 2nd & 3rd on a slower schedule and remove the ones like HPV that we believe are about personal responsibility and should be voluntarily received when they are adults. He asked our old pediatrician why one of the newborn vaccines was necessary, and the doctor started yelling at him "because I'm the doctor and if you don't do all of the vaccines exactly on the schedule you are no longer going to be patients here!" I went to the next appointment, with a different doctor in the practice, and she said their policy is exactly as the government schedule our you're a risk to other patients and no longer welcome, and then pulled out the list and started crossing out the ones they don't do and the ones they think you have a choice on. I was very confused, because she had said the entire schedule exactly as mandated, but yes, she was removing the ones the practice disagreed with. We found a new pediatrician who is letting us do a modified schedule.

[@HamilcarBarca-jm3ey]

Dr. Jay, you are a hero! I appreciate you. I signed the Great Barrington Declaration back in 2020.

[@MrSpdy247]

Jay is being extremely careful to cater to BigPharma because he knows who really pulls the strings. Quite the quick leap of faith to claim that autism won't be attributed to vaccines, meanwhile nowhere in this conversation have they covered the toxicity of adjuvants, zero liability, complete lack of safety testing to the highest standards and RCT studies, and the absolute "economics over health" creed of BiPharma. Come on, Jay. You were our hero throughout Covid. Don't tuck your tail to play it safe. Gut this broken system and operate already. This is a weak sauce interview and very disappointed. I'm not looking for confirmation bias, l'm looking for real talk. Also, don't pretend to discuss Cancer as if there aren't already cures that have existed for at least 20 years. Or could these guys be that oblivious? I can pinpoint with extremely high accuracy to documentary evidence for anyone who wants to go down this rabbit hole.

[@h.a.5845]

Personally I find it frustrating that certain issues can be addressed only as if one was "waking on eggs". In my opinion the dogmatic approach regarding vaccines would soon vanish if the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act (NCVIA) of 1986 could be overturned.

[@paulmatthews9366]

I'm in the UK, its not free health care. Its free at the point of delivery. But everyone is taxed to death by the government to pay for it. But the insurance system in the u.s is not the way forward and neither is the NHS. The NHS has insane amounts of waste and layers of bean counters and managers. There are probably twice as many bureaucrats as there are nurses and doctors. But being bankrupted by health costs when you're sick and can't work is actually downright cruel. A balance must be found.

[@antonpiskernik7824]

I would suggest: "Please return to taking your health into your own hands- as far as possible!!" Having been trying to follow this concept now for 4 decades Iamsatisfied. [Am really thankful to the Most High💖 for finding that (more reliable) alternative to a morbid/decaying health care system though- publicly available also where I live! Mercy is lacking too much to my mind, whatI deeply regret..]

[@davidnelson6874]

I always said that if a government wants to take away people’s rights they should just declare a pandemic. I think the rulers of the world understand this and therefore populations at large need to get used to holding public health establishments accountable.

[@girlwriteswhat]

What if your kid reacts badly to one specific vaccine. If you give them five vaccines at the same time, how do you know which one they reacted to? So maybe you opt to not give the additional required doses for any of them. That's why you would stagger them. This is what I told the school nurse. My daughter had had bad reactions to certain vaccines but not others. I figured she'd already had at least one dose of the ones they wanted to boost when she was 14, but she hadn't had the HPV vaccine, so I only authorized that one. Unfortunately, they stuck her in her right shoulder. By the time she got home, she was already listless and feverish, and her shoulder? A lump the size of a mandarine orange. It got so big overnight that by the next day, she couldn't move her arm or hold a pencil. We were worried she might end up with nerve damage. Lucky for us, she was fine after about a week.

[@reneehunter1032]

I asked my doctor about getting the shingles vaccine and he recommend not to get it. He said it's one of the worse vaccines lol.. Happy he was honest about it...

[@armandoacevedo6978]

Doctors have become employees of Insurance companies. Insurance companies do not pay doctors to answer questions from patients.

[@senseandsimplicities]

Isn’t it caused by brain swelling? Most often in kids with MTHFR that can’t process out the chemicals? They stopped vaccinating me when I got eczema. It was the 80’s. Now they don’t care. My pediatrician was really really old and I guess that in the 60’s and for quite some time after the development of eczema made doctors stop vaccinating a child, so glad they stopped vaccinating me 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@SamKGrove]

Why doesn't the market pay for outcomes instead of services? Because consumers don't control payments and medical insurance is highly regulated.

[@friendlhi]

science to be back similar to drugs, eg also tests of adjuvants - accountability for adverse events

[@kathyhagan8444]

Two minutes in and I love this interview

[@anniee6798]

Our pediatrician assured us that vaccines would be spaced out because she doesn’t want to bombard their little systems all at once. ❤ I knew then she was going to be a great dr. For my child.

[@labitcoineragt3596]

I like this doctor. That’s always the kind of doc I want to find for my kids

[@Morbius1963]

As a Brit I visited a less propitious school in a US territory and found it in mourning because a popular 15-year-old student had recently died. I asked the teacher, who I was working with, what the cause of death was. She said that the parents had run out of money. I found it unconscionable that the richest country in the world would let a child die in that way. My life has been saved by the NHS (double pneumonia at the age 0f 2) and my recovery from a serious car accident was unimpeded by money considerations. My daughter, when we were living abroad, was diagnosed with inoperable cancer. When I got her home, she was operated on, in the UK, by "one of the best surgical teams in Europe" as a nurse said. It didn't bankrupt me. She is now the mother of two. Yes, with the NHS you will probably need to wait for surgery but not for life threatening conditions. As for "I'll take two", no. The practice GP won't condone it nor will a specialist. It is true that the NHS is stretched as is the equivalent in Canada, but it is not for reasons of profligacy. There are many factors. I have lived in Japan for twenty years now. The insurance scheme is superb. You can see a doctor with a day or two, a specialist within the week with an MRI scan on the same day as did I recently. I think it cost me $80. Yes, 80. You pay a small proportion of the costs. Why is this beyond the US? As for young men paying an inflated premium to cover the costs of older people, well, they'll be old themselves sooner that they might think. Isn't all forms of insurance inflated by the risks of others? You pay an inflated premium to cover the costs of those whose house will actually burn down. Yours might never.

[@michellepbarber9015]

I am British and a user of the NHS. I can categorically state that neither I, members of my family nor any of my friends seek services, treatments of medical supplies that are not needed. To say that NHS users think, “I’m covered. I’ll take two.” is facile.

[@DeliaGibbons]

Not true for much of the population unfortunately.

[@bjkarana]

I have no issue with the overwhelming evidence that childhood vaccinations are safe and effective, but I've always appreciated our pediatrician asking my wife and I if we were OK with the dosing schedule for our two children. We follow the pediatrician's dosing schedule regardless, but being open to discussion helps build trust.

[@bgsjohnson]

@@bjkarana maybe you could find the evidence of the safety of vaxxines. The HHS was not able to find these studies when they were responding to a lawsuit several years ago.

[@MrSpdy247]

The overwhelming absence of safety control data and RCT studies and complete lack of liability for products does not in any way shape or form equate to “overwhelming evidence” of these schedules being “safe and effective.” But yeah, you can go ahead and shape beliefs on no evidence- it’s called a religion.

[@ephemeralvapor8064]

I'm all for payment by outcomes rather than services.

[@jericco]

7:45 that is actually terrifying

[@paperluboff3450]

Growing up on California when one cousin had measles or mumps our mumps our Mom's would drop off for 3/'4 fays until we were well and that was it. No shots. That was 1960's

[@michaeldalton8374]

The AMA came out of the petroleum industry.

[@bushveldkid7640]

What?

[@kathyfausett9301]

If Jay is the honest player that I think he is, he will learn much on this subject and none better to teach him than RFK Jr.

[@kanenomoja]

Yep. In our area, wait times in the ER are ridiculous. People literally die in the waiting room. People don’t have a GP or can’t get one, so they just go to the ER for anything and everything. There’s your single payer system together with run amok illegal immigration and homelessness.

[@MarkKetterer-u6b]

Ask your doc how many RCTs have been published with beneficial outcomes and few/no adverse side effects. Also what is the known increase in disease occurrence in those subjects assigned to placebo/nontreatment.

[@sjokevanberendonk6675]

Every injection needs to be proven AGAIN.And Made in the USA ,+ a check on ingrediënts aswell!And children and animals seldom NEED injections.

[@marialisboa8908]

Medicine should be truly individualized...once a baby suffers a severe reaction, pause or suspend all vax. Let their immune system heal. Hep B, HPV, Varicella, should be optional.

[@Worldpeace2030]

Parents had better start to think for a change. Protect your children

[@SpottyGirl1000]

More people should Look into health care sharing programs. Share medical costs with 10’s of thousands of others. No government involvement. No network restrictions. We saved a lot when we were on it.

[@bushveldkid7640]

Read Turtles all the way down and the new book v ax truths that came out in the last couple of months. It is written by the doctor who recommended that slow schedule. He kept records of his patients who followed the cdc schedule as well as those that chose none for their babies as well as those that used his slow schedule. The results are remarkable and possibly the only documented comparison cases we can look at.

[@stanthogerson6714]

your last comment about paying for outcomes is really interesting, how would that work?

[@1man2many]

I think American medical care is similar to the American education system. There is fundamental disagreement on what needs to be prioritized. So-called 'preventive care' ends up being a ton of resources dedicated to screening diagnostics and visiting that yields little for MOST people. Yet when an acute issue arises- imagine the flu turning serious in a senior, there are no appointments available for two weeks and must go to the ER and be exposed to all manner of new illnesses. To my way of thinking, this is upside down. Acute care MUST be primary, and routine checks are fit into open spaces, like the old days.

[@kendrawharton9159]

You do have a choice...you must protect your children. Find a Dr. who will spread out jabs.

[@beam3819]

So the skyrocketing turbo cancers and other lethal illnesses are better ?

[@safsult]

In Holland parents could always choose whether to do it or not .no man da tory for any st in g 👍

[@duitseles9687]

Your government knows that the people in the Bible Belt will never go along, anyway

[@nicholeblume2191]

Mothers need to breastfeed their children God bless and help us all

[@flowerdoyle3749]

Is it so hard to believe that a babies immune system might not be able to handle the onslaught of multiple doses all at once?

[@paulroundy8060]

I like the idea of restructuring the market for outcomes rather than services, but how would that accommodate people in high risk situations, and the compensation of doctors who take such risks? If the process of value determination accounts for real risk and gives benefits for a higher level of success within that level of risk, great, but one negative outcome to this approach might be that doctors would deny care to the higher risk patients?

[@XXXX-yc6wv]

"It's free, I'll take two" isn't a thing. When Americans talk about how government funded public healthcare works in other countries, they are generally relying on statistical and economic assessments only, rather than actual knowledge of how the systems are implemented in practice at the service provision level. I have lived in three countries that provide full public healthcare. There are provisions in place to ensure that only required healthcare is provided - indeed the entire system is set up in a way to ensure only required services are provided because the govt itself is fiscally responsible for it. While mistakes and fraud do occur, the suggestion that it has not occurred to governments of nations that provide full public healthcare that they need to safeguard against such abuses is frankly ridiculous and could only come from people who have never engaged in such service provision. It should also be noted that America is the outlier in terms of healthcare coverage. Almost every other first world democratic nation provides healthcare to the public. America should really look at the company it is keeping in terms of making healthcare a private concern.

[@gnoelalexmay]

Many of Trump picks give me hope!

[@Jean-yn6ef]

💚🏜️💚 excellent discussion.

[@brendanhurrle293]

I'm only through the first 2 minutes of this and am I hearing correctly that this guy doesn't even know that the HPV vaccine isn't given until kids are 12 years old? He speaks as if they're part of the early immunization schedule. He might have a long way to go on this journey of awakening to the game that's being played by the drug industry

[@julie-annehansen741]

yep....he is ignorant about vaccines...he has not researched vaxxed cf unvaxxed studies...why do people seem to love him?...

[@HankNoneYAH]

I hate this professional liars world betrays little boys & girls

[@cthornton523]

I worked with autistic kids, teens, adults for 12 years. (I'm dx'ed too, back when "but girls don't get autism!") Almost all the mothers were significantly overweight if they were young, or over 35 years at the time of the child's birth...or it came from occasionally mom, usually dad. Not blaming or shaming, just telling you fine folks what I saw. In my own case, I got it from Dad who was born in 1950, who got it from Grandpa, who was born in 1922.

[@andrewfinlay5160]

Carl sagan interview with Charlie rose talked about asking questions and being skeptical about science that the so called experts are selling ..

[@OlgaHolger]

HELL YEAH WE ALL NEED ANSWERS AND I DO NOT UNDERSTAND EITHER - ITS VERY DEMONIC! VERY VERY DEMONIC ..

[@summer-wy8gt]

getting censored on this platform for a statement😊

[@BCalHighlands]

Several have said that recently. Anything direct or nonPC seems to disappear.

[@MrDavinci1965]

Thank You & Congratulations Dr. Bhattacharya, You stayed the course thru the darkest days. Thank You and God Bless You.

[@RecoveryAdvocates]

We had to get religious exemption just to escape some of the ones we didn’t want and for him to be allowed in school and medical care.

[@maryloulongenbaugh7069]

Wow. A vaccine believer - in the face of all the injury. Wow.

[@foadnwol6684]

Seriously...so disappointing.

[@MrSpdy247]

Jay is being extremely careful to cater to BigPharma because he knows who really pulls the strings. Quite the quick leap of faith to claim that autism won't be attributed to vaccines, meanwhile nowhere in this conversation have they covered the toxicity of adjuvants, zero liability, complete lack of safety testing to the highest standards and RCT studies, and the absolute "economics over health" creed of BiPharma. Come on, Jay. You were our hero throughout Covid. Don't tuck your tail to play it safe. Gut this broken system and operate already. This is a weak sauce interview and very disappointed. I'm not looking for confirmation bias, l'm looking for real talk. Also, don't pretend to discuss Cancer as if there aren't already cures that have existed for at least 20 years. Or could these guys be that oblivious? I can pinpoint with extremely high accuracy to documentary evidence for anyone who wants to go down this rabbit hole.

[@martanieradka4675]

Will there be a federal order giving back California parents the right to choose health prevention measures?

[@kathleenhall4350]

Why then when I was born in 1970 I had 11 shots my whole life and now kids get 72 just in the first 18 years- not including the covid jab. Why so many????

[@Jollyprez]

Laughable to think that Britain's HHS "solved" any health problems by MAKING PATIENTS WAIT LONG PERIODS OF TIME??? Seriously? This guys'a a dweeb.

[@stabilityball]

People still go to doctors to remedy health?

[@lizcenterfield1963]

Interesting argument re "moral hazard" but seriously, who really WANTS to go to the doctor? They could offer ten free checkups a year and I'd still only get one. There's the occasional hypochondriac, but in general moral hazard doesn't really apply. Except my chiropractor. I really like those.

[@patrickhaarhues2870]

Kind of soft and pathetic Jay. Knew you would not be as strong as you needed to be in your government role.

[@melissaocallaghan-weber9754]

HPV is given to teens not babies. HepB is given second day of life.

[@zvikabar-kochva3641]

With respect to public healthcare, I know no more than the average person. However, Israel is renound worldwide as having one of the best public healthcare systems. Why don't you guys have a look at our system and adopt whatever you believe will work for the US.

[@smokierose1720]

Yes, why not take the good of what is working in Israel and other countries, since the general public is so dissatisfied in the US? Seems like the logical thing to do.

[@HaendchenInHand]

Same old bs

[@anonony9081]

Smallpox is asymptomatic 80% of the time, so the cost benefit analysis is completely wrong unless those asymptomatic cases are being taken into account.

[@erina1142]

I've heard Dr. Paul Offit say that a study was done and cortisol levels, which increase when a child is given a vaccine, are the same whether one or multiple vaccines are given to a child. Combining them does provide less stressful events for a child in that regard. He also says that our immune systems are confronted with many, many viruses, bacteria, etc daily. Vaccines are another challenge to the immune system, but not an incredible increase above what it is already dealing with from the natural world.

[@Beefster09]

A good follow up question is how vaccinating a bunch of diseases all at once affects immunity rates.

[@bushveldkid7640]

Read the new book v a x un v a x that came out in the last couple of months. It is written by the doctor who recommended that slow schedule. He kept records of his patients who followed the cdc schedule as well as those that chose none for their babies as well as those that used his slow schedule. The results are remarkable and possibly the only documented comparison cases we can look at.

[@serenevoice4765]

What a sell out. I am in terars,.

[@sdrc92126]

There are no Utopias 👍💯

[@michaelhamer6841]

7:00 glycophosphate in the water table and our food??

[@Jollyprez]

Read "Virus Mania" and learn something Doctor!

[@davejoe75]

When doctors talk economics, it gets silly. Let entrepreneurs figure it out...we always do.

[@gregthebaritone]

He has a PhD in Economics and an MD, both from Stanford

[@fredd629]

I ‘ll have to listen to this in its entirety ,but Im a little concerned now about what I think was Pres Trumps best nominee .From the ten min mark on he only talked about money problems in medicine ,especially the high costs of Cancer Treatments .Well fine BUT,,Dr Jay what say you about a Country who was developing FAST ACTING Cancers as weapons back in 1952? Shouldn't a Country so concerned about the Costs ,concentrate on the Cure instead ..