The #AAFP joins the AMA and other physician organizations in opposing immigration enforcement interference in health care facilities. We stand in full support of our family physicians and their colleagues in communities across Minnesota working to ensure that all patients have access to safe, confidential care from a trusted health care professional.
"The AMA is deeply concerned by reports of immigration enforcement activity in and around hospitals and emergency rooms – a tactic fueling fear among patients and hospital staff alike. When people are afraid to seek medical attention for themselves or their families, it threatens their health, impedes the ability of physicians to render care, and ultimately undermines basic trust in our health care institutions." Read our full statement: spr.ly/6010h6M9K
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"For most family physicians, our commitment to providing hepatitis B vaccination to newborns remains the same today as it was before the CDC’s ACIP voted last week to change a longstanding recommendation."
Read more from AAFP Chief Medical Officer @MargotSavoy: bit.ly/4pXFfnS
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Removing the universal recommendation for Hepatitis B vaccination could result in thousands of chronic HepB infections, leading to severe complications like liver cancer and death. The AAFP strongly supports maintaining universal HepB vaccination at birth, and we call on @CDCgov to ensure this safety net continues to protect newborns and life-saving protection remains the standard of care.
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AAFP President @SCNosalMD on the #AAFPFMX Main Stage: “The advocacy you engage in improves the lives of all our patients. At these most difficult of times, I am reminded of the tremendous amount of strength in family physicians.”
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Today, we're kicking off #FamilyMedicineWeek! As family physicians, you are the trusted voice that patients and communities rely on in a complex health system. Thank you for being there—every step, every turn, every role. 💙 bit.ly/4pEcqxL
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The AAFP has announced the release of our fall immunization recommendations, reinforcing our unwavering commitment to the health of communities across the country. Read more about our recommendations: bit.ly/4mazocT
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#ImmunizationAwarenessMonth is the perfect time to make sure your patients are caught up on recommended vaccinations. AAFP board member @QuiltingDoctor spoke with @PatCareOnline about how to approach vaccine conversations. bit.ly/4mI8Joq
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Vaccines are a critical public health tool for patients of all ages. Former AAFP Vaccine Science Fellow Dr. Carlos O’Bryan Becerra talks about what #ImmunizationAwarenessMonth means to him as a family physician.
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Former Vaccine Science Fellows Dr. Neha Chande and Dr. Llewellyn Mensah shared how the AAFP’s fellowship strengthened their ability to guide patients on vaccines and advocate for public health.
Listen to the full Inside Family Medicine episode to hear their take on vaccine policy, patient communication and more! 🎧 bit.ly/4nXMP1B
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Former AAFP Vaccine Science Fellow Dr. Lisa Doggett talks about why Immunization Awareness Month is a great time to have vaccine conversations with patients. #ImmunizationAwarenessMonth
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Physician leaders are united in their message to Congress: Protect Medicaid and protect the health of millions of Americans who depend on it for primary care.
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Medicaid isn’t a handout; it’s a lifeline that is critical to your patients and your practices. AAFP president @mrsbrull joined leaders from @AmerAcadPed, @ACPIMPhysicians, and @acog with a message to Congress: Primary care matters. Medicaid matters. And our patients’ lives matter. Don’t cut Medicaid. bit.ly/4jKwES4
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The AAFP wrote to Secretary Kennedy expressing deep concern over the dismissal of the ACIP. As trusted advocates for public health, we remain committed to holding our nation's health care leadership accountable—because the integrity of vaccine policy matters. Read the full letter: bit.ly/4n4UNFY
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Join us in welcoming the largest class of incoming family medicine residents in history!
The AAFP congratulates the medical students who matched into family medicine. We can’t wait to celebrate and follow your journey. 🎉 bit.ly/4kUd6MO
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Medicaid coverage has been consistently shown to improve health outcomes at the individual, family and community levels both in the short- and long-term.
📢 Urge Congress to avert cuts to #Medicaid TODAY to ensure that family physicians like you can continue to provide care to your patients. fammedpac.aafp.org/take-acti…
The #Medicaid program covers millions of patients and families. Medicaid cuts will:
➡️ Worsen our nation’s health outcomes
➡️ Increase health care costs
➡️ Lead to practice closures and restrict access to care
That’s why @AAFP’s president, president-elect and board chair are on Capitol Hill today urging Congress to protect this vital program. bit.ly/40VEfGg
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Congress must put primary care at the forefront and pass legislation that addresses cuts to #Medicare payment and permanent solutions that help attract and retain physicians in rural and medically underserved communities. Read @aafp's full statement on the legislative funding package here: bit.ly/3Fv6fcr
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Earn your Family Medicine Champion Certificate🌟 Register for free before 12/27 for the January 2025 self-paced program. You will gain skills to educate aspiring health care workers about the incredible specialty of family medicine and be equipped to clear up any misconceptions.
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