We Want to Hear From Parents and Doctors About Vaccines
The New York Times••general
Key Points:
- The Trump administration has removed six vaccines from the nation's routine immunization schedule, raising concerns about potential declines in vaccination rates.
- Experts in pediatrics, epidemiology, and public health continue to support these vaccines but worry that the change may increase parental mistrust and confusion.
- The impact of this decision may not be immediately visible due to private vaccine decisions by parents and relaxed reporting requirements.
- A reporter is seeking input from parents, expectant parents, and medical professionals to understand how the new schedule is influencing vaccine decisions and medical practices.
- Submissions will be confidential, and any published information will only be shared with permission after follow-up contact.
