Health Friday 4.25.2026: The AMA is Still Pushing “Strategies” for Physicians to “Combat Vaccine Hesitancy”

Illustration from 19th century.

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Health Friday is a series devoted to information regarding Big Pharma, vaccines, general health, and associated topics. As today’s post speaks to the disaster of the COVID-19 “vaccines” (Bioweapon Toxin Injections), Yours Truly dedicates it to the memory of all persons, of whatever age or location, who have passed away from the negative effects of these lab-created bioweapons.

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Yours Truly has written about the American Medical Association (the AMA) on previous occasions. The AMA is one of the most powerful professional organizations for physicians in the United States. The organization, which does not provide a list of its members to the general public, is also one of the most powerful lobbying agents in Congress. In addition, the AMA owns the rights to use the CPT codes, which are the codes for medical procedures, examinations, tests, for ordering medical equipment, and much more. The CPT codes are used to bill CMS (Medicare / Medicaid), and to bill private insurers. Please see below for screenshots from, first, https://www.opensecrets.org/orgs/american-medical-association-summary; and, second, https://www.influencewatch.org/non-profit/american-medical-association/, regarding AMA spending on lobbying:

And, not surprisingly, the CPT code royalties paid to the AMA for use of these codes appear to generate the bulk of income for the organization — no wonder the AMA can spend over $21 million on lobbying efforts. Please see: https://paddockpost.com/2024/12/16/how-revenue-is-spent-at-the-ama-2022/.

The AMA has multiple “sub-units” within the organization. These “sub-units” range from DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion), to “health equity”, and to LGBTQ++ “health inclusion”, among others. The organization offers numerous CME (Continuing Medical Education) online courses and webinars for AMA members, to assist them in accumulating the yearly CME credits they must earn in order to maintain their License to Practice Medicine. It also publishes numerous medical papers, articles, and other media; among them, JAMA (the Journal of the American Medical Association.) Please see: https://www.theqtree.com/2024/04/24/the-ama-edhub-window-to-establishment-medicine/.

An example of an AMA-published article regarding “physician strategies to combat vaccine hesitancy among patients” is here: https://www.ama-assn.org/delivering-care/public-health/covid-19-vaccine-hesitancy-10-tips-talking-patients#, “COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy: 10 tips for talking with patients”, by Tanya Albert Henry, 15 December 2023. Here are the “10 tips”: “Know you are the most trusted information source”; “Tell patients they need to get the vaccine”; Understand your patients’ concerns”; “Ask why a patient is hesitant”; Counter any misinformation”; “Tailor your message”; “Address patients’ fear about side effects”; “Prepare our staff to answer questions”; “Show your vaccination pride”; “Tell stories to make impact”.

But, what are physicians supposed to say to the patient in order to “convince” them to take a COVID-19 “vaccine”? Again, the AMA has answers: for example, the “templates” in this published study: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0264410X24004377, “Patient concerns and physician strategies for addressing COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy”, Joy Melnikow, et al., 22 May 2024. Below are three screenshots from this paper: section 2.1 Study sample; followed by Table 2, then Table 3:

All of above is to get a patient to agree to having a COVID-19 Bioweapon Toxin Injection (aka a COVID-19 “vaccine”) injected into their body. In Yours Truly’ opinion, if a physician follows the above “templates”, they are functioning not as physicians who swore to “Do No Harm”; in fact, they may be considered as “government representatives” under the current “extension” of the PREP Act for COVID-19 Countermeasures” that was signed by then-HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra in December 2024. Notice also the use of various aspects of direct psychological manipulation and of gaslighting in the “templates” for the physicians to follow. One wonders: What would these physicians say in response to a “vaccine-hesitant” patient who gives them a hard copy of a published study that clearly shows what the COVID-19 “vaccines” actually do to damage a “vaccinated” person’s body?

And now, to the most recent AMA “strategies for physicians to use on patients with vaccine hesitancy” effort, from the AMA EdHub series: https://doi.org/10.1001/jama.2025.4882, “Strategies for Communicating with Parents About Vaccines”, Sean T. O’Leary, MD, MPH, 9 April 2025. This article is full-access for AMA members; through an institution; or, via renting it through DeepDyve. Yours Truly went to DeepDyve and was able to get the following screenshot from the first page of Dr. O’Leary’s article, below:

Note the “strategies” that are to be used by the physician, listed in the Table above. Again, it appears to be yet another mixture of “your physician is the most trusted source of information”; plus, “It’s the responsible thing to do for your child”; plus, something new, “Prebunking“, which appears to be a type of psychological manipulation of / gaslighting of, the parent regarding any information they may find online from other physicians (say, Dr. Peter A. McCullough) regarding the dangers of taking the COVID-19 “vaccines”; or, other researchers (say, Steve Kirsch, about how childhood vaccination can induce autism [via the aluminum in the vaccines], and who cites medical statistics to support his contention.) Please see: https://kirschsubstack.com/p/two-pieces-of-evidence-that-together, “Two pieces of evidence that together show that vaccines cause autism”, 21 April 2025. Please also see: https://jessicar.substack.com/p/aluminum-exposure-and-autism-prevalence, 19 April 2025. Dr. Rose cites the following image, from data collected by the CDC:

The following article describes various adjuvants to vaccines, including Aluminum: https://www.chop.edu/vaccine-education-center/vaccine-safety/vaccine-ingredients/aluminum, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, 15 December 2022, reviewed by Dr. Paul A. Offit, MD.

Why is the AMA still pushing psychological manipulation / gaslighting “strategies” for physicians to use to “convince” patients to take a COVID-19 “vaccine”, or to allow their child (children) to be COVID-19 “vaccinated”, or to allow their child (children) to be “vaccinated” with injectables that contain substances such as Aluminum? Why does the CDC have dozens of “vaccines” listed on the agency’s Child and Adolescent Immunization Schedule (https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/hcp/imz-schedules/downloads/child/0-18yrs-child-combined-schedule.pdf)? With “vaccines” that are to be administered to newborns immediately after birth? Why do almost all public school systems “require” certain “vaccines” to be given to a child in order to attend public school? Why do state legislatures give the force of law to the CDC Child and Adolescent Immunization Schedule through legislative fiat for public school attendance — given that the CDC states on the schedule that the injectables are “Recommended”, not “Required”? Why do the AMA, the CDC, and the FDA refuse to acknowledge that the COVID-19 “vaccines” are dangerous and deadly, given the mountain of evidence currently in print which proves this to be the case?

THERE. MUST. BE. JUSTICE.

Peace, Good Energy, Respect: PAVACA