How does Adam Ringham’s critique of routine vaccine schedules address genetic differences in infants?

Adam Ringham's critique of routine vaccine schedules highlights the role of genetic differences in infants. He points out that some infants may lack the necessary liver enzymes, particularly cytochrome P450, to safely metabolize and detoxify the ingredients found in routine vaccines. These genetic differences can make some babies more susceptible to harm from vaccines. However, Ringham notes that there is no screening for these risk factors before administering vaccines. He argues for a more individualized risk assessment approach rather than a one-size-fits-all vaccine schedule.

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