Chairman of the CDC vaccine committee tells the public who they can trust

Dear readers, 

Who Can You Trust?

Dr. Kulldorf's opening remarks are rationale and crucial counterarguments to Wednesday's political stunts of ... Senate testimony and California's new vaccine guidance going against ACIP recommendations and laws usurping the CDC's legal authority in the state.

"Most of all I would like to welcome members of the public who are listening to these proceedings. We are currently experiencing heated controversies about vaccines. And the key question is, 'Who can you trust?'

Here's my advice, when there are different scientific views, only trust scientists who are willing to engage with and publicly debate the scientists with other views. With such debates, you can weigh and determine the scientific reasoning by each side, but without it, you can not properly judge their arguments.

For this reason, I lament that the American Academy of Pediatrics has ended their participation as a liaison member of this committee. Neither have they accepted my invitation for an open public debate on vaccines, with equal time for each.

Nor an invitation for private conversations."**

**note: from Karen Kingston's newsletter ( 19th September 2025 )