Disagreement Over Minnesota's New Vaccine Guidelines
Federal and state health departments are at odds over Minnesota's new vaccine guidelines.
Following a vote by the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) board, medical professionals must reassess their relationship with the federal government's health leadership.
As of November 11, COVID-19 vaccine access guidelines shifted from being strongly recommended to encouraging personal decisions with guidance from a doctor or pediatrician.
- In August, the Department of Health and Human Services recommended that pregnant women and healthy children not get the vaccine, citing historical safety concerns for pregnant women.
- This statement was disputed by the American Academy of Pediatrics, as it is not based on science.
- The recommendation was removed during the September meeting.
The ACIP plays a crucial role in immunization recommendations.
Author's summary: Disagreement arises over new vaccine guidelines.
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