NEWS

Next Steps in Efforts to End Florida’s School Vaccine Requirements

In September, Florida’s Governor and Surgeon General announced plans to end the state’s vaccine requirements for school entry. FCAAP is working to protect school vaccine requirements for Florida’s students. Although we do not have the official proposed rule language, we anticipate the proposed changes to include removal of all four of these vaccines from the requirements.

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FCAAP Statement on Changes to CDC’s Website on Autism

The Florida Chapter of American Academy of Pediatrics (“FCAAP”) is concerned that this week’s changes to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (“CDC”) website suggesting that vaccines cause autism will create confusion for parents and caregivers and will ultimately put children’s health at risk.

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FCAAP Seeking Safe Sleep Champion

The AAP is launching the 2025-2026 Safe Sleep Champion Network. FCAAP has been selected to be a part of this nationwide initiative to support pediatrician education and connections with fatality review to inform local safe sleep outreach.

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2025 Fall FCAAP Wellness Series

Join colleagues from across the state this September for the 2025 Fall FCAAP Wellness Series! We know it has been a busy year already, so we’ve planned the Fall Wellness Series to be easy for everyone to participate in.

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Unbusy Yourself and Breakup With Burnout

Calling all high-achievers, overcommitted professionals, and relentless doers — it’s time for a mindset revolution. Join us at The Future of Pediatric Practice Sunday, August 31 at 10:00am for Busy Is A Four-Letter Word – Martyritis and the Superhero Trap.

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It’s Time for a #FLynnTrip!

Follow FLynn across the country, making stops along the way to celebrate the work being done in the AAP chapters on our route and to prepare for special events and activities being hosted at the 2025 national conference in Denver.

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