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New Vaccination Bill Would End 'Personal Belief Exemption'

Feb 5, 2015 at

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As the number of measles cases continues to tick upwards, two state lawmakers have introduced a bill that would no longer allow parents to use a "personal belief exemption" to refuse to vaccinate their children.

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New Vaccination Bill Would End 'Personal Belief Exemption'

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