CDC accused of running an illegal and unconstitutional hyper-vaccination program — never once tested for cumulative safety.
CDC Sued for Pushing Illegal 72-Dose Childhood Vaccine Schedule
Filed by Dr. Paul Thomas, Dr. Kenneth P. Stoller, and Stand for Health Freedom, the lawsuit accuses the CDC of recommending 72+ vaccine doses for American children without ever testing the cumulative schedule for safety.
Both doctors previously paid a heavy price for questioning the hyper-vaccination program:
Dr. Thomas had his license suspended five days after publishing a vaccinated vs. unvaccinated study.
Dr. Stoller lost his license for granting exemptions based on genetic vulnerabilities.
What the Lawsuit Alleges
No safety testing: Neither the CDC nor FDA has ever studied the long-term, combined effects of the full childhood schedule — despite two decades of warnings from the Institute of Medicine (2002, 2013).
27 years of silence: By law, HHS must file biennial reports to Congress on vaccine safety efforts. Not a single report has been issued since 1998.
Constitutional violations: The suit charges the CDC with violating the First Amendment (silencing dissenting doctors), the Fifth Amendment (due process & bodily integrity), and the Administrative Procedure Act (arbitrary and capricious rulemaking).
What Plaintiffs Seek
Reclassify all childhood vaccines to Category B — shifting to shared decision-making, which would make medical exemptions far easier to obtain.
Require rigorous safety studies comparing fully vaccinated vs. unvaccinated children before any return to a mandated schedule.
End retaliation against doctors — protecting physicians who issue exemptions based on individualized medical judgment.
If successful, this lawsuit wouldn’t just expose the unlawful CDC hyper-vaccination program — it would mark a major victory for families seeking vaccine exemptions and for physicians fighting to practice real individualized medicine.
Here’s a video from Dr. Stoller’s YouTube channel that breaks down exactly what this lawsuit is about — the CDC’s rigid exemption policy, the lack of cumulative safety testing, and why the case could change everything for parents and doctors.
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