Florida surgeon general says state will eliminate all vaccine mandates
Florida surgeon, General Joseph Ladapo, said on Wednesday that the state will endeavor to eliminate all vaccination mandates, a decision that has aroused the conviction of public health experts.
“All. All. All,” said Ladapo at a press conference when the crowd rose and broke out in applause. “All the last of them are false and flows with disdain and slavery.” He said Florida Department of Health will work in partnership with the Governor.
He said that forcing vaccine mandates is “bad” and “immoral”.
“Who am I as a government or someone else, who am I as a man standing here now, to tell you what you should put in your body? Lapado said.” Who am I to tell you what your child should put [their] body? I don’t have good.
Florida needs current vaccinations for students who go to public school. These requirements are described on the Florida Health website.
The state does not prohibit vaccinations.
“You want to put different vaccines in your body, may God bless you. I hope you make an informed decision,” said Ladapo. “You don’t want to put the vaccines in your body, may God bless you.” I hope you make an informed decision. It’s like that. ”
Dr. Robert Malone, whom Kennedy recently appointed to the independent advisory committee of independent vaccines of the Centers for Disease and Prevention, wrote on X that he had spoken on Tuesday with Ladapo, the appellant “a measured scientist who was on fire to change the system for the best”. As a member of the Advisory Committee, Malone contributes to making recommendations to the CDC on who should obtain certain vaccines. He was critical of vaccines.
“The idea that children would be allowed to go to unvaccinated school is absolutely frightening,” said Dr. Richard Besser, former interim director of Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the CEO of Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
Dr. Susan Kressly, president of the American Academy of Pediatrics, stressed the importance of infant vaccines in a statement.
“We fear that today’s announcement by Governor Desantis will put children in Florida public schools at a risk of getting sick and having training effects in their community,” said Kressly.
Ladapo has been the subject of vaccines against vaccines in Florida in the past, saying that people under the age of 65 should not obtain a RNA vaccine stuck at the time, contradicting the advice of the centers for Disease Control and Prevention. And during an epidemic of measles in 2024 in the state, he said that parents should monitor the symptoms of measles but could make their own decision to send children to school. He did not encourage vaccination.
Ladapo’s announcement came while Florida Governor Ron Desantis revealed that the creation of Florida Make Healthy Again Commission, who will recommend integration at the level of the state of President Donald Trump and the Secretary of Health Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Make America Healthy Egard.
The commission will be chaired by the First Lady Casey Desantis and Lieutenant-Governor Jay Collins. Ladapo, the secretary to the administration of health care, Shevaun Harris, and the secretary of the Department of Children and Families, Taylor Hatch, will also be members of the committee.
“The Florida Maha Commission prioritizes the reforms that empower the Floridians, will reduce regulatory charges and hold the players responsible for their conduct, while promoting incentives for healthy life and innovation,” said the governor.
