Concerns rise with vaccines for kindergartners
Health officials are alarmed as three percent of kindergartners opt out of required vaccines, marking an all-time high during the 2022-2023 school year. Misinformation about vaccines and political beliefs from the COVID-19 pandemic are identified as contributors to the rise in waivers.
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