A Pediatrician’s Dilemma — Pushing Back against CDC Guidance in the Exam Room

11th Mar, 2026

Pediatrics

The New England Journal of Medicine

When a mother cites the CDC as her source of dangerous misinformation about vaccines, her child’s pediatrician struggles: how hard can a doctor push back without destroying the trust built over a lifetime?

Published By: The New England Journal of Medicine

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