Measles Outbreak as a Catalyst for Stricter Vaccine Exemption Legislation

Y. Tony Yang · Leila F. Barraza · Kim Weidenaar

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Vaccine Coverage and Hesitancy Public Health Policies and Education Virology and Viral Diseases

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This Viewpoint discusses how a recent measles outbreak may lead to tightening of US school immunization laws and describes the recent passage of such a law in California as an example other states might follow.

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2015Law, Ethics, and Public Health in the Vaccination Debates 2014Vaccination coverage among children in kindergarten - United States, 2013-14 school year.2014Legislative Challenges to School Immunization Mandates, 2009-2012

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