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James Keagy
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APhA statement on evidence-based childhood vaccine recommendations

Childhood vaccine recommendations must be grounded in science. No new evidence has been found to justify significant changes to childhood immunization guidance, and decades of research involving millions of people show no link between vaccines and autism. 

Pharmacists are trusted, accessible clinicians who bring essential expertise to the shared clinical decision-making process by interpreting evolving evidence and guidance, assessing each patient’s needs, answering questions, and helping families make informed decisions about vaccines. 

Patients, parents, and caregivers can continue to turn to their pharmacist for clear, evidence-based guidance about what is right for them and their families. 

APhA will continue to stand up for pharmacists’ clinical autonomy, champion their role as immunization experts, and advocate for their voices to remain central to vaccine policy and patient care.

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