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Beyond The Ethical Boundaries Of Solidarity: Increasing Vaccination Rates Through Mandatory Education to Solidarity
Mandatory vaccination laws require children to be vaccinated against certain communicable diseases to attend school. These laws also provide exemptions to school vaccination requirements.1 All states exempt children from vaccination requirements for medical reasons, and most states also provide an e
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