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After CDC vaccine changes, states push to keep childhood shots free, accessible

February 28, 2026

In response to changes in childhood vaccine recommendations by the CDC under the Trump administration, several states are taking proactive measures to ensure that vaccines remain free and accessible. States like Colorado, Alaska, California, Illinois, Maryland, and Vermont are introducing legislation to protect public health and safeguard healthcare workers from potential lawsuits.

After CDC vaccine changes, states push to keep childhood shots free, accessible

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Key Highlights

CDC changes to childhood vaccine recommendations have prompted state action.
At least six states are introducing measures to keep vaccines free.
States are protecting healthcare workers from lawsuits related to vaccinations.
Dr. David Higgins emphasizes the proactive steps states are taking for community health.

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After CDC vaccine changes, states push to keep childhood shots free, accessible

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After CDC vaccine changes, states push to keep childhood shots free, accessible

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