Covid vaccine lawsuits It was abundant during the epidemic, but the legal battles that play in Western Virginia can put broader attempts to decrease childhood vaccination requirements such as measles, whooping cough, polio or diphtheria at the country level. It was a similar challenge in New York recently The US Supreme Court has resumed After being hit by the lower court in March. Prosecutors, who include three private schools from Al -Amish, are declining to the New York 2019 decision to end religious exemptions to delegate the school vaccine.
Last month, the Ministry of Health and Humanitarian Services said West Virginia was obligated to follow the equal protection law of religion In order to obtain funding from the children’s vaccine program, press the Ministry of Health to grant exemptions. The program makes some vaccines free for non -insured children or not insured. HHS later Send messages worldwide to remind countries They can only get money from the program if they complied with the laws of religious exemption.
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If the ruler’s command stands, Jackson worries penetration infections – the small number of infections that may occur in the people who have been vaccinated, especially if there is an outbreak – at Maxwell School where more families claim exemptions.
“I think this is the point where the public school will not be safe for it.”
She said that even if Maxwell is immunized against the acute effects of a virus, such as measles, a simple cough may lead to vomiting and pneumonia because it faces difficulty cleansing mucus on its own.
Doctors say it is easy to forget how destructive diseases of the vaccines can be, because the vaccines made them less common and aim to life. In the wrong information climate today, they say that unfounded allegations about negative reactions may seem more terrifying than the risks known to the viruses themselves.
“The vaccines are important to all the population. It is specifically important to us because of our challenges in reaching health care,” said Dr. Jeffrey Lancaster, Associate Professor of Pediatrics at West Virginia University.
West Virginia is one of the poorest countries in the country and its country Some of the worst health results. It is also a router often, as many families have to travel away to see a doctor, making it difficult to treat diseases early.
Aaron Serry, a lawyer who represents the prosecutors who seek religious exemptions, has prompted the idea that comfortable delegations will lead to health risks by noting that there are many pathogens that children are not required to vaccinate.
He wrote via e -mail: “There is nothing like a child who makes her immune condition only vulnerable to severe damage to the few pathogens that need to be vaccinated to enroll in the school in West Virginia.” He was postponed to the court’s files to obtain questions about the case and said that he would not allow his customers to speak to the media during active litigation.
According to the lawsuit, the three prosecutors are Christians and say they object to “changing” immune devices for their children through vaccination.
The lawsuit says that one of the plaintiffs, the registered nurse, Miranda Joseman, “believed that God designed the immune system for her child with special care and with a good design continuing to address the disease,” says the lawsuit.
In her opinion, the lawsuit adds, “to change my filing that the immune system will show the lack of belief in God.”
Mustafa Fatehand Abeel Brooks and Geradin Colls Azukar Contribute.