Childhood vaccines have increased from 5 doses in 1962 to 72 doses in 2019

As a practicing physician, I never questioned this vaccine schedule.

I assumed that the CDC had our best interest at heart almost throughout the entirety of my career.

But after what I saw the CDC do during Covid, i’m questioning all of it. This schedule must be investigated. https://t.co/hWGmzQn3zt
— Dr. Simone Gold (@drsimonegold) September 15, 2024

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