US EditionBack-to-school shots: Pediatrician answers health care questions as federal guidance shifts
- The new school year is approaching, with many districts starting after the Minnesota State Fair and Labor Day holiday.
- Confusion exists about vaccine guidance due to U.S. Department of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.'s actions and statements.
- Measles cases are spreading, even as the combined measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine has proven its safety and efficacy through extensive studies.
- The American Academy of Pediatrics has stated that vaccine recommendations have not changed and vaccines are still required for children to attend school safely.
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Back-to-school shots: Pediatrician answers health care questions as federal guidance shifts
MINNEAPOLIS — The start of the new school year isn't too far away — many districts commence classes after the Minnesota State Fair and the Labor Day holiday weekend. As parents get ready, the federal guidance around vaccines has been confusing, as Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. has fired advisory panels and spouted unsupported information about shots and side effects. So what should kids and families do to star…
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