Parents' Vaccine Hesitancy and the Impact of Pregnancy on Immunization Decisions
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Parents across the U.S. are rushing to vaccinate their children amid fears that recent changes in vaccine recommendations and coverage, driven by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s restructuring of the CDC's advisory committee, could limit access and increase out-of-pocket costs, potentially leading to lower vaccination rates and increased preventable diseases.
- Fearing coverage could change, some parents rush to vaccinate their kids : Shots - Health News NPR
- Most US pregnant women, parents of young kids don't plan to accept all recommended kids' vaccines CIDRAP
- Could Intervention in Pregnancy Boost Child Vaccine Uptake? Medscape
- Targeting Uncertainty: Why Pregnancy May Be the Best Time to Build Vaccine Confidence Infection Control Today
- Survey reveals high vaccine hesitancy among pregnant women and new mothers Scripps News
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