ALT A blue flyer titled "Fall 2026 Immunization Recommendations" from AAFP. It includes details about evidence-based vaccine recommendations for COVID-19, RSV, and Influenza. Geometric line patterns are in the background.

ALT The image has a teal background with geometric white lines and contains the text: "Building Vaccine Confidence. It's not just about combating misinformation - it's building trust with patients, online and in your community." The American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) logo is at the bottom left. An icon of a syringe within a circle appears.

ALT The image contains a turquoise background with the AAFP logo in the bottom left corner. The main text is titled "Every Interaction Makes a Difference," followed by four bullet points: 1) "Listen first" - Understanding concerns is more powerful than immediate correction. 2) "Meet people where they are" - Not everyone needs the same type of messaging. 3) "Share the 'why' behind the science" - Context transforms confusion to clarity. 4) "Embrace nuance over absolutes" - "It depends" is often the most honest answer.

ALT A poster from AAFP titled "The Path Forward to Build Trust." It includes four points: moving from "restriction and fear" to "understanding that origin doesn’t determine safety," from "restriction and fear" to "informed choice," from "polarized debates" to "evidence-based flexibility," and from "dismissing concerns" to "building bridges through empathy."

ALT Poster titled "Family Physicians are Trusted Voices" by AAFP. It emphasizes the role of family physicians as trusted sources of vaccine-related information. The poster highlights that patients are more likely to accept immunizations when recommended by their physician, who can provide them on-site. The design features geometric lines on the lower right.

ALT Text graphic featuring a message about mental health. It states: "Mental health concerns are common, and family physicians are key to early identification. 6.5M U.S. adults aged 18 years and older reported experiencing some form of mental illness in 2024. Family physicians are the first stop for many patients seeking care for mental and behavioral health conditions." Logos for AAFP and FMX 26 Nashville | October 19-24 are displayed at the bottom.

ALT The image contains text about anxiety screening recommendations by the USPSTF for asymptomatic patients aged 8 to 18. It mentions there is insufficient evidence for universal screening of generalized anxiety disorder and panic disorder. Evaluation is advised for those with pervasive worry or unexplained somatic symptoms, using tools like GAD-7 and the Patient Health Questionnaire. There is a related session titled "Anxiety in Adults" by Mary Krebs, MD, FAAFP.

ALT The image features a poster discussing ADHD in adults, highlighting that 14.6% of U.S. adults meet criteria for diagnosis. It mentions the importance of considering other mental disorders like anxiety, mood, and substance use disorders due to overlapping symptoms. A comprehensive diagnosis includes detailed history, symptom assessment, and gathering collateral information. The bottom section promotes a related FMX session titled "Adult ADHD: High Yielding Diagnosis & Treatment" by Ravi Shah, MD, FAAFP.

ALT The image has a blurred background with bokeh lights and features a message about providing support across the lifespan for mental health needs. It mentions that family physicians play a crucial role in addressing these needs and highlights the American Academy of Family Physicians' (AAFP) commitment to updating mental health guidelines. At the bottom, there's a related session titled "Primary Care Across the Lifespan for the Neurodiverse Population" by C. Ripsin, MD, MPH, MS.