This conversation focuses on the importance of health education and vaccination within the Orthodox Jewish community, particularly in light of recent measles outbreaks. Panelists discuss the roles of community leaders and health officials in addressing vaccine hesitancy, the significance of building trust between the community and health authorities, and strategies for effective health communication. The discussion emphasizes the need for proactive measures to ensure the health and safety of community members, especially children. This conversation focuses on the importance of community engagement in health discussions, particularly regarding vaccination and measles prevention. Experts emphasize the need for open communication between health professionals and the community, addressing misinformation, and the significance of vaccination during gatherings. The discussion also highlights the risks associated with misconceptions about vitamin A and the necessity of building trust in vaccination practices. Overall, the conversation aims to encourage proactive health measures and community involvement in public health initiatives.

Featuring:

• Dr. Sheindel Ifrah Goldfeiz (Pediatric Neurologist, JOWMA COO)
• Dr. Bindy Crouch (NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene)
• Lynn Schulman (NYC Council Member)
• Dr. Danielle Greene (CUNY School for Public Health)
• Rabbi Avi Greenstein (Boro Park Jewish Community Council)

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