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New York|Long Island Midwife Gave 1,500 Children Pellets Instead of Vaccines

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LONG ISLAND MIDWIFE GAVE 1,500 CHILDREN PELLETS INSTEAD OF VACCINES

The midwife falsified vaccine records, according to New York State health
officials. She was fined $300,000.

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By Joseph Goldstein

Jan. 17, 2024Updated 5:33 p.m. ET

A Long Island midwife falsified vaccine records for some 1,500 school-aged
children, according to New York State’s Department of Health, which on Wednesday
announced that it had fined her $300,000.

The authorities said the scheme began at the start of the 2019-20 school year
after a measles epidemic had led New York to end religious exemptions for
immunizations. The new rules meant that about 26,000 children who had previously
been exempted needed to get vaccinated to return to school that fall.

But instead of administering the required vaccines, the midwife, Jeanette Breen,
of Baldwin, N.Y., gave thousands of homeopathic oral pellets to school-aged
children and then falsified their immunization records, according to the
authorities.

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A correction was made on 
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An earlier version of this article misspelled a Long Island midwife’s given
name. It is Jeanette, not Jeannette.

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