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25 September 2017

Anti-vaccination messages have no place in general practice

The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) reassures Australians that their GP remains the most trusted source of advice on immunisations and says anti-vaccination messages have absolutely no place in general practice.

President of the RACGP Dr Bastian Seidel said the RACGP strongly supports immunisation for all Australians.

“It is vital all Australians are fully vaccinated,” Dr Seidel said.

“Your GP remains the cornerstone of an effective and timely immunisation program.”

“While some parents may have concerns stemming from reading misleading immunisation information, anti-vaccination messages are dangerous and are not supported by the RACGP.”

“If you are one of the few parents or carers in Australia with concerns about vaccinating your child, please share your questions and concerns with your GP.”

“Your GP will offer specific advice suited to you and your child’s individual needs and cir


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