Trust in childhood vaccinations is in decline. Here's how to get it back

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Recorded26 Jun 2026

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There has been a substantial increase in vaccine concerns from parents, with changes to messaging on vaccines in the USA filtering through to Australia. A childhood immunisation expert says one on one conversations with trusted health care providers are vital for parents who have immunisation concerns and this can have real impact on others in their community.Guest/sProfessor Margie Danchin, immunisation expert at the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute ReferencesChildhood vaccine hesitancy, The New England Journal of Medicine

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