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The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) may not be a household name for most families, but its work has protected generations of Americans. Now, its credibility is being attacked, and the consequences are serious: less trust, fewer vaccinations, more disease. Learn why ACIP matters, and help protect its mission. Click the link in bio to watch the full video.

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0:00Most Americans have never heard of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, or ACIP,

0:09but its work has saved literally millions of American lives over the last several decades. That work is now under attack.

0:19ACIP makes recommendations about vaccines based on sound scientific evidence, and now politics have intervened. What's the impact of this attack? Simply put, it sows mistrust in vaccines. And when trust erodes vaccine coverage declines, and diseases that many of us have never even seen before come back.

0:31The American Academy of Pediatrics is devastated by this attack on ACIP, and our biggest fear is that Americans, particularly children, will suffer and die because of it.

0:41We all need to fight for ACIP to preserve its mission and its independence. Our nation and our families deserve no less.

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0:00Most Americans have never heard

0:01the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, or ACIP,

0:04but its work has saved literally millions of American lives over the last several decades.

0:10That work is now under attack.

0:13ACIP makes recommendations about vaccines

0:16based on sound scientific evidence,

0:18and now politics have intervened.

0:20What's the impact of this attack?

0:22Simply put, it sows mistrust in vaccines.

0:25And when trust erodes vaccine coverage declines,

0:28and diseases that many of us have never even seen before come back.

0:32The American Academy of Pediatrics is devastated by this attack

0:35on ACIP, and our biggest fear is that Americans,

0:38particularly children, will suffer and die because of it.

0:42We all need to fight for ACIP

0:44to preserve its mission and its independence.

0:47Our nation and our families deserve no less.

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A medium shot captures a middle-aged man speaking directly to the camera from an office setting. He is positioned centrally, from the chest up, against a light gray wall adorned with various framed artworks and posters. The posters include a 'Star Wars' movie poster featuring a young Luke Skywalker on the left, an audio mixing board diagram, a vibrant pink poster with 'entertain' text, a 'The Clash' album cover, and a black and white landscape photograph titled 'American Alpine Club' on the right. A small desk or counter is visible behind him to the right, holding a black scientific instrument (possibly a microscope or similar lab equipment) and a small framed photo. To the far right, a wooden plaque with some text is visible. The lighting is bright and even, likely from overhead office lights, casting minimal shadows and creating a professional atmosphere. The man speaks with clear articulation, his facial expression serious and concerned. Subtitles appear at the bottom of the screen, displaying his spoken words in white text within a semi-transparent dark gray box. The overall color palette is muted, dominated by the gray wall, the man's light-colored shirt, and the various neutral tones of the framed art, with occasional pops of color from the posters.

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