08/29/2025
🚨CDC SUED for Neglecting to Test the Safety of the Entire 72-Dose Childhood Vaccine Schedule! 🚨
Parents, this should shake you to your core. 👀👇👇
Parents, this should shake you to your core.
By the time a U.S. child turns 18, they’re recommended 72 vaccine doses—nearly quadruple what kids received in the 1980s. But here’s the shocking part: The CDC has NEVER tested the full schedule for its combined, long-term effects. Not once.
A lawsuit just filed reveals that the CDC has failed its legal duty under the 1986 National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act, which required them to conduct safety studies every two years and report back to Congress. For nearly 40 years, they haven’t done it.
So while vaccine manufacturers enjoy full legal immunity for injuries and deaths, our children are being subjected to a massive, untested experiment.
Some disturbing facts:
• The U.S. gives more vaccines in childhood than any other developed nation—yet ranks among the worst for infant mortality.
• Since the schedule exploded, over half of American children (54%+) now live with at least one chronic condition: allergies, asthma, learning disabilities, autism spectrum disorders, autoimmune diseases—the list goes on.
• The system designed to monitor vaccine safety is the very system failing our children.
This lawsuit is not about “anti” anything. It’s about basic accountability and common sense. When you give dozens of shots before a child can even walk, you must prove it’s safe—not just one vaccine at a time, but the schedule as it’s actually administered.
Our kids are not test subjects. We are not conspiracy theorists for demanding proof.
We are parents—and this is our line in the sand.
Read the lawsuit details below
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Link to court documents here
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Lawsuit Details: CDC’s Failure to Test the 72-Dose Childhood Vaccine Schedule
1. Who filed it?
• The lawsuit was filed by Children’s Health Defense (CHD) and related plaintiffs.
2. What is the lawsuit about?
• It challenges the CDC for failing to conduct required safety studies on the cumulative, long-term impact of the full childhood vaccine schedule (currently 72 doses from birth to age 18).
3. What law is being referenced?
• The National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986, which granted vaccine manufacturers legal immunity and required the federal government (CDC, HHS) to:
• Regularly review vaccine safety.
• Conduct and report studies every two years to Congress.
4. What did the CDC fail to do?
• Never performed the mandated studies on the combined schedule.
• Failed to submit safety reports to Congress for nearly 40 years.
5. Why is this a big deal?
• The current schedule is vastly expanded from the 1980s (from about 24 doses to 72).
• Children today are exposed to far more vaccines, starting at birth, without proof of cumulative safety.
6. What evidence supports the need for this?
• High rates of chronic illness among children (54%+ have at least one chronic disease or condition).
• The U.S. has one of the most aggressive schedules but ranks among the worst for infant mortality in developed nations.
7. What is the lawsuit seeking?
• To hold the CDC accountable for its legal obligations.
• To force the agency to conduct proper, comprehensive safety testing of the entire schedule as it’s actually administered.
• To bring transparency and restore public trust.
8. Why does this matter for parents?
• Vaccine manufacturers are immune from liability for injuries.
• Without proper cumulative testing, parents are making decisions based on incomplete safety data.
Drs. Paul Thomas and Kenneth P. Stoller and Stand for Health Freedom are suing the CDC, alleging the agency’s failure to test the cumulative effect of its vaccine recommendations for children violates federal law and children’s constitutional rights.
