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The LA Chapter of AAP is a non-profit organization representing nearly 800 pediatricians in Louisiana with the mission to be an advocate for all children in Louisiana This is the Louisiana Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics page, and we are proud to be a reliable resource and advocate for medical professionals, families, and all Louisiana citizens. LA AAP will review all content and comments, and will remove any that are deemed inappropriate, offensive, contain insults or attacks, duplicate posts, contain illegal suggestions, or contain advertisements/SPAM/solicitation. Comments, images, and other content posted to this page do not necessarily represent the opinions of LA AAP.

10/16/2026

Flashback Friday! 🥼🏛️

Throwing it back to White Coat Wednesday at the Capitol!

It’s almost time to make your voice heard again! 🗳️ Election Day is November 3.

Take a moment to review what’s on your ballot and check important voter registration deadlines.

Visit GeauxVote.com for the information you need to be prepared for Election Day!

📣 Join us next Tuesday for Pediatric Gumbeaux!🧠 Don’t miss our upcoming webinar, “Bridging the Gap: Dyslexia Evaluation ...
10/13/2026

📣 Join us next Tuesday for Pediatric Gumbeaux!

🧠 Don’t miss our upcoming webinar, “Bridging the Gap: Dyslexia Evaluation Challenges in Children with Autism.”

📅 Tuesday, October 20th
🔗 Register online: https://learn.laaap.org/courses/327501

Mark your calendar and register today!

09/17/2026

It’s hard to believe it’s already been a month since our conference and we’re still reminiscing! 💙

Thank you to our Louisiana pediatric residents who joined us at the conference!

We’re grateful to have you as part of the Louisiana AAP family and can’t wait to see you again next year! 🩺✨

09/10/2026

Changes in Vaccine Recommendations Makes Them Seem Optional, but the Risk Hasn't Changed

Changes to the United States vaccine recommendations promoted by President Trump and Secretary Kennedy are not based on updated risk assessments for diseases and create ambiguity about the recommendations.

Even vaccines in the "routinely recommended" category have always been subject to shared decision-making between physicians and families. The schedule is indicating that most people at average risk should get these vaccines in the recommended windows to prevent illness and complications.

The "shared clinical decision-making" category often reads as optional because historically it has been used to indicate that a vaccine should be available upon request and in certain special circumstances outside of the indicated high-risk groups.

Clipped from a talk by Dr. Paul Offit at the Louisiana AAP Pediatrics from the Parishes Conference on August 15, 2026.

Watch the full video on our YouTube Channel at https://youtu.be/BqJCu5Fw_dQ

Did you know Pediatric Gumbeaux has moved to Tuesdays? 🎉Join us next Tuesday for our Pediatric Gumbeaux Webinar, From Ev...
09/09/2026

Did you know Pediatric Gumbeaux has moved to Tuesdays? 🎉

Join us next Tuesday for our Pediatric Gumbeaux Webinar, From Evaluation to Access & Why Diagnosis Isn't Enough: Bridging the Gap Between Evaluation & School-Based Support Under Bulletin 1508!

📅 Tuesday, September 15th
🔗 Register online: https://learn.laaap.org/courses/327501

We hope to see you there!

09/07/2026

Routinely recommended vaccines are still subject to shared clinical decision-making between families and their physician, even when there are requirements for entry into school or military service.

There has only been one time in modern history that vaccination was truly mandated for children, after 9 children had died in one winter in Philadelphia.

Clipped from a talk by Dr. Paul Offit at the Louisiana AAP Pediatrics from the Parishes Conference on August 15, 2026.

Watch the full video on our YouTube Channel at https://youtu.be/BqJCu5Fw_dQ

09/03/2026

Kids are equally stressed out by one shot or two. Getting the recommended shots in one appointment where called for by the AAP Vaccine Schedule, 1. gets them protected from more germs earlier and 2. means that they are less likely to remember the experience.

Clipped from a talk by Dr. Paul Offit at the Louisiana AAP Pediatrics from the Parishes Conference on August 15, 2026.

Watch the full video on our YouTube Channel at https://youtu.be/BqJCu5Fw_dQ

08/28/2026

In two shots, RFK Jr., Donald Trump, and Paul Offit MD's immune systems were tested with 3,200 to 3,400 immunological components.

Today Dr. Offit's grandchildren--across the full schedule of vaccines--will have more immunity against more germs with just 160 immunological components.

Clipped from a talk by Dr. Paul Offit at the Louisiana AAP Pediatrics from the Parishes Conference on August 15, 2026.

Watch the full video on our YouTube Channel at https://youtu.be/BqJCu5Fw_dQ

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