A Look at Recent Changes to State Vaccine Requirements for School Children

KFF·Sep 12

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Changes have been made to vaccine requirements for school children, with federal recommendations being revised. The impact of these changes on state immunization policies and vaccination rates is being assessed, with some reports indicating a reduction in the number of recommended shots. The effects of these changes on parents, children, and public health are being examined by experts and health officials.

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