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Medical Economics Journal

  • Medical Economics June 2025
  • Volume 102
  • Issue 5
  • Pages: 21

Parental support for childhood vaccines is falling

Fact checked by: Austin Littrell
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Childhood vaccination confidence is slipping.

Childhood vaccination confidence is slipping, and the partisan divide is widening. Republican skepticism drives most of the decline, reshaping public support for school-entry mandates and fueling doubts about vaccine safety. Here’s a snapshot of the key findings physicians should know.

Find the full expert physician panel, Confronting the 2025 vaccination crisis, here.

Source: Gallup Poll, July 2024

Articles in this issue

5 months ago

Best of 2025: Vaccination expert panel takes on misinformation

12 months ago

Independent physicians and practices disappearing from rural landscape

12 months ago

How to find the right interoperability partner

12 months ago

Value-based care is a team sport: Optimizing roles for better outcomes

12 months ago

The loss of independent physicians in rural America

about 1 year ago

Achieving financial success: Mastering 5 money activities

about 1 year ago

Mergers and acquisitions and economics trends for the practice management sector

about 1 year ago

Confronting the 2025 vaccination crisis: Expert physician panel discusses the way forward

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