POSITIVE NEWS: CDC Childhood Vaccine Schedule Reduced to 7 Vaccines Across 22 Doses
"Physicians and parents, who know the child, are then best equipped to decide based on individual characteristics.”
Corrected January 6, 2026: 7 vaccines are recommended for all children by the CDC, not 9.
January 5, 2026: I’m happy to share with you some good news! After an exhaustive review of childhood vaccine protocols from 20 other nations, the CDC has reduced the number of recommended doses from the childhood vaccine schedule from more than 80 doses to just 22 doses across 7 vaccines and 11 pathogens.
Some vaccines contain more than one pathogen, i.e. Measles Mumps Rubella (MMR).
Some vaccines have up to 4 recommended doses between 2-months and 17 years of age.
Strengthening Transparency and Informed Consent
Per the HHS press release:
“President Trump directed us to examine how other developed nations protect their children and to take action if they are doing better,” Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said. “After an exhaustive review of the evidence, we are aligning the U.S. childhood vaccine schedule with international consensus while strengthening transparency and informed consent. This decision protects children, respects families, and rebuilds trust in public health.”
Under the accepted recommendations, CDC will continue to organize the childhood immunization schedule in three distinct categories.
CDC Recommends 7 Vaccines (11 Pathogens) Across 22 Doses
The CDC category of IMMUNIZATIONS RECOMMENDED FOR ALL CHILDREN includes vaccines for:
measles, mumps, rubella (MMR),
polio,
pertussis, tetanus, diphtheria (Dtap),
Haemophilus influenzae type B (Hib),
pneumococcal disease,
human papillomavirus (HPV), and
varicella (chickenpox).
Immunizations Recommended for Certain High-Risk Groups or Populations
The immunizations recommended for certain high-risk groups or populations are for respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), hepatitis A, hepatitis B, dengue, meningococcal ACWY, and meningococcal B. Risk factors can include unusual exposure to the disease, underlying comorbidities, or the risk of disease transmission to others.
Note: Although the RSV vaccine was removed from the recommended schedule at birth and 1-month, the CDC is recommending 1 dose of RSV before 8 months of age to an infant’s whose mother did not receive the RSV vaccine.
Immunizations Based on Shared Clinical Decision-Making
The immunizations based on shared clinical decision-making are for rotavirus, COVID-19, influenza, meningococcal disease, hepatitis A, and hepatitis B.
Per the CDC press statement, “It is not always possible for public health authorities to clearly define who will benefit from an immunization, who has the relevant risk factors, or who is at risk for exposure. Physicians and parents, who know the child, are then best equipped to decide based on individual characteristics.”
Is There Hope for the Recall of the COVID-19 mRNA Injections?
The analysis led by Dr. Martin Kulldorf and Dr. Tracy Beth Hoeg, and documents issued by HHS and the CDC provides insights into the many complexities of removing recommended vaccines from the childhood schedule - financial (insurance), legal, and political.
Per the HHS press statement, the CDC’s recommended changes to the vaccine schedule were in direct response to President Trump’s December 5, 2025, memorandum.
We Want Our Federal Leaders to Be Heroes
Per recent political events, MAGA support for President Trump continues to be divided. A presidential memorandum demanding an HHS risk-benefit analysis of the COVID-19 mRNA injections and recall could certainly win some hearts (and mid-term votes) back.
You can view the full-interview with my colleague and friend, James Roguski, as part of his series “Speaking Out Against mRNA.”
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This "new" revised vaccine schedule is still an abomination. And the fact that HPV is on the schedule is even more bizarre. The only saving grace would be if parents have an absolute right to refuse on behalf of their children any or all "poisons" that are on the schedule without repercussions. Is this the case? Or will kids still need to show proof of being poisoned before being allowed to go to school
Meanwhile, back at the ranch:
ARCT-154 was quietly approved by U.K. regulators over the weekend,
And what is ARCT-154? Arcturus Therapeutics’ Kostaive (zapomeran, ARCT-154) is a self-amplifying mRNA COVID-19 vaccine!
Are we really winning the battle?
Sadly, I think not when I see all the nations of the world working on a gain-of-function virus for the Bird flu at the same time.
And thank you, Karen!