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Why Doctors and Patients Should Make Health Decisions Together

USAWed Oct 01 2025

Senator Rand Paul recently addressed a significant issue in healthcare, highlighting that informed consent was often disregarded during the pandemic. Informed consent is a crucial principle where patients and doctors collaborate on medical decisions based on individual needs.

Government and Media Overreach

Paul criticized the government and media for overlooking this principle. They promoted mass vaccination without considering personal choices, which Paul found alarming. He emphasized the importance of informed consent in healthcare decisions.

Media Reaction to Kennedy's Proposal

Paul also took issue with the media's reaction to a proposal by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The proposal suggested that individuals should have a say in whether they get vaccinated. The media was shocked by this idea, which Paul found surprising.

Criticism of Dr. Anthony Fauci

Paul renewed his criticism of Dr. Anthony Fauci, stating that Fauci cared more about people following rules than actual health risks. Paul argued that Fauci believed everyone should submit to his guidelines for the greater good. However, Paul maintains that Fauci was wrong.

Risks of COVID-19 Vaccination for Children

Paul believes that the risks of COVID-19 vaccination for children are greater than the risks posed by the virus itself. He continues to hold this view.

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    How can the risks and benefits of COVID-19 vaccination for children be objectively assessed?
    How has the principle of informed consent been upheld during the pandemic, given the widespread promotion of mass vaccination?
    Is there evidence to suggest that the mainstream media's backlash against individualized decision-making is funded by pharmaceutical companies?

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