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What to say when a parent asks for a vaccine exemption
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Trump's childhood vaccine executive order, explained
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The vaccine conversation starts months before the visit
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The problem with Trump's vaccine order — Morning Medical Update Weekly Recap
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What gets lost when vaccines leave your office
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Can physicians get paid for vaccine counseling?
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What to say when a parent brings in vaccine exemption paperwork
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AAFP's president was asked about spacing out vaccines. Six days later, Trump ordered it.
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WalletHub scored all 50 states and Washington, D.C., on 16 vaccination metrics. The bottom 10 holds the state with the highest kindergarten exemption rate in the country, and one whose kindergarten coverage is among the highest anywhere.
WalletHub scored all 50 states and Washington, D.C., on 16 vaccination metrics.
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An Annenberg Public Policy Center survey of 1,904 adults found 87% are confident in their own doctor, nurse or other primary care physician, compared with 59% to 61% for the three federal health agencies.
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AAFP issued its fall COVID-19, flu and RSV recommendations Wednesday, saying it coordinated with three other societies, while the coverage rules, counseling pay and registry logic behind them have not caught up.
Physicians Foundation findings point to problem getting worse as doctors’ time constraints increase.
The order sorts childhood immunizations into three categories, calls for separate visits and points the attorney general at state exemption laws.
Trump signs executive order calling for split MMR, one vaccine per visit
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Beyond the MMR split, the order presses states to adopt a narrower vaccine list and directs the attorney general to challenge exemption limits.
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Physicians head into this back-to-school season with more than one immunization schedule in circulation, rising exemption rates and new counseling codes that payers are covering unevenly.
The 51-44 vote ends a yearlong vacancy atop one of the nation's top health agencies.
The 13-10 vote sends Trump's third CDC pick to the full Senate, where a confirmation vote may not come until September.
Dem doctors in Congress say USPSTF is not broken and HHS secretary should not try to fix it.
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Johns Hopkins researchers discuss technology as federal health leaders and patients remain skeptical.
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