RFK Jr. is exposing the truth about the Hepatitis B V*ccine for babies – saying you have to give 7 million doses to save one life
The information came out during a Senate hearing on Capitol Hill where Kennedy detailed the facts to democrats who were trying to attack his stance on v*ccines.
“There are two hepatitis vaccines, and one of them had a safety study that lasted for four days.”
“It was on 143 kids… a product that’s going to be given to 76 million kids.”
“The risk profile for babies prior to the introduction of the vaccine from hepatitis B, was one in seven million.”
“That means you need to give 7 million hepatitis B vaccines to prevent one death.”
RFK Jr. is likely referencing a clinical trial for Recombivax HB, or Engerix-B, both approved by the FDA in the 1980s.
Documentation shows that early trials for these v*ccines often involved small groups and short follow-up periods for adverse events.
For example, the Recombivax HB trial was as short as five days post-v*ccination.
Early studies for hepatitis B v*ccines typically included hundreds of participants, not millions.
Fast Fact: Autism diagnoses started to spike in the 1980s.
Before the 1980’s autism rates were 1 in 10,000, in the early 1980’s they rose to 1 in 2,000 then to 1 in 1,000
As of 2025 the autism rate is 1 in 31
The CDC’s 2025 Recommended Childhood and Adolescent Immunization Schedule outlines that children from birth to 18 years should follow the routine v*ccine schedule of about 30-35.
In 1970, the CDC’s recommended childhood immunization schedule included v*ccines for five diseases: smallpox, polio, diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis.
Children typically received 5–7 doses total.
