Medical Economics October 17, 2025
Key Takeaways
- The MAHA movement garners 38% support among U.S. parents, with significant political and educational divides in backing.
- Shared health concerns include social media use and mental health, but MAHA parents emphasize medication over-prescription and fluoride as threats.
- Vaccine skepticism is prevalent among MAHA supporters, with lower trust in the CDC and FDA compared to non-MAHA parents.
- MAHA parents show less confidence in COVID-19 vaccine safety, with broader concerns about vaccine recommendations and safety assurances.
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