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Measles is making a comeback, and parents have questions. In this episode of 2 PNPs Talk Vaccines, Dr. Alexa D. Thompson and Dr. Stacy Buchanan discuss the rise in measles cases across the United States and what families need to know to protect their children.
We discuss how measles spreads, common symptoms, potential complications, the importance of the MMR vaccine, and misinformation about vaccine safety. We also discuss how measles outbreaks can affect families, schools, and communities.
Join us for another real vaccine conversation as we share our experiences as pediatric nurse practitioners and provide information to help parents make informed decisions about their children's health.
Disclaimer: The views expressed are our own and do not represent our employers or affiliated organizations. This podcast is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for individualized medical advice.
Welcome to the first episode of 2 PNPs Talk Vaccines!
In this introductory episode, Dr. Alexa D. Thompson and Dr. Stacy Buchanan share why two pediatric nurse practitioners and longtime friends decided to start a podcast about vaccines. We discuss our clinical and research backgrounds, our experiences talking with families about vaccines, and why evidence-based vaccine conversations matter.
We also share what you can expect from future episodes—honest conversations, a little humor, real-world clinical experiences, and, most importantly, evidence you can trust.
Whether you're a healthcare professional, parent, caregiver, or simply looking for reliable vaccine information, we hope you'll join the conversation.
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Music: “Podcast Interview Intro Music 26 Second” by BombinSound via Pixabay.
This podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended to provide individual medical advice. Questions about your or your child's health should be discussed with your healthcare provider.
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