CHD Launches ‘Reform Pharma’ Initiative to End Big Pharma Influence, Corruption

Children’s Health Defense has launched Reform Pharma, an initiative that aims to curb the pharmaceutical industry’s influence in government, promote informed consent, ban drug ads and restore integrity in healthcare.

• This article was originally published November 9, 2023, by The Defender — Children’s Health Defense’s News & Views Website.  LINK

A 10-point plan includes restoring medical freedom, exposing the AAP

Reform Pharma is guided by a “10-Point Plan” to:

• Restore Medical Freedom
• Separate Pharma & State
• Reform Regulatory & Oversight Agencies
• Establish Scientific Integrity in Research & Publication
• Hold Perpetrators Accountable
• Ban Pharmaceutical Advertising
• Reinstate Vaccine Manufacturer Liability
• Protect Doctor-Patient Relationship
• Prohibit Gain-of-function Research
• Secure Affordable Drug Prices

The initiative initially will focus on restoring medical freedom around vaccines, educating parents on the over-prescribing of psychotropic drugs for children and teens and exposing organizations like the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) that push vaccines and drugs on behalf of pharmaceutical companies.

“People’s ability to work, travel, socialize and attend events should not be based on their vaccination status or their level of compliance to unjust, arbitrary and unconstitutional mandates,” Tanguay said.

Reform Pharma will work to end censorship, shadow banning and gaslighting, which “restrict the public’s access to the full body of medical science,” Tanguay said, so people are able to make fully informed medical decisions for themselves and their families.

Reforming the AAP

The AAP is high on the initiative’s list of organizations that must be reformed. According to Tanguay, the organization is seen by most as ethical and dedicated to promoting children’s health.

“But when you look underneath the surface, they are a lobbying arm for Big Pharma,” she said. “They’re promoting all these things that are against children’s health and well-being — and a lot of people aren’t aware.”

With significant funding from government, corporations and foundations, the AAP aggressively promotes vaccines for babies and young children despite concerning safety signals.

Reform Pharma also is looking to end the backdoor dealings and the leveraging of Big Pharma and the U.S. government’s collective money and power that perpetuates the cycle of sickness and pharmaceutical dependency, according to Tanguay.

Targeting the Revolving Door

As part of that effort, the initiative will target the revolving door between the government and the pharmaceutical industry.

“You have someone that’s in charge of the FDA [U.S. Food and Drug Administration] and then all of a sudden they’re in charge of vaccines at Merck,” Tanguay said. “That has to end.”

Reform Pharma also seeks to end direct-to-consumer pharmaceutical advertising in the U.S. — the only other nation besides New Zealand that allows this practice.