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Federal bill seeks to cap non-economic drug injuries to $250,000

In HR 1215, Rep. King of Iowa unfavorably targets the healthcare “consumer”, who irreparably damaged by “standard of care drugs” and mandated vaccines, is by the enactment of this bill,  limited and capped from receiving just compensation.

HR 1215 sponsored by Rep. King, is a weak and unfortunate effort, at the expense of drug or vaccine damaged consumers, to save the Federal government a puported $65 Billion of dollars (over a decade)

Rep. King fails to support the directive of Tom Price and President Trump to reduce costly federal medical expenditures.  In fact, public analysis shows that the cost to insurance companies and the federal government of deaths and injury from top down policy “standard of care” drugs and mandated vaccines is the red column elephant in the room.  An analysis of cost-effectiveness of vaccine mandates as potentially administrated by a Vaccine Science and Integrity Commission headed by Robert F. Kennedy, jr., according to a draft of our recent analysis of the meningitis vaccine, the deletion of the meningitis vaccine (Menatra) and other vaccines from the ACIP recommendations may save the Federal government trillions, not billions of dollars over time.

Excerpts from HR 1215, Rep. King (IA)

(b) noneconomic damages.—In any health care lawsuit, the amount of non-economic damages, if available, shall not exceed $250,000, regardless of the number of parties against whom the action is brought or the number of separate claims or actions brought with respect to the same injury.

The jury shall not be informed about the maximum award for noneconomic damages. An award for noneconomic damages in excess of $250,000 shall be reduced either before the entry of judgment, or by amendment of the judgment after entry of judgment…

HR 1215 Read NCOW Letter