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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

8 months ago

Best of 2025: Vaccination expert panel takes on misinformation

about 1 year ago

Independent physicians and practices disappearing from rural landscape

about 1 year ago

How to find the right interoperability partner

about 1 year ago

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

about 1 year ago

The loss of independent physicians in rural America

over 1 year ago

Achieving financial success: Mastering 5 money activities

over 1 year ago

Mergers and acquisitions and economics trends for the practice management sector

over 1 year ago

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

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