Florida Surgeon General Says Vaccines Should Be a Choice, but What's His Advice?
Florida will remove vaccine requirements for schoolchildren against diseases like hepatitis B and influenza, amid opposition linking mandates to personal freedom concerns.
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In Florida, there are still doctors who believe in vaccines
Dr. Rana Alissa was caring for sick infants at the hospital where she works when she received a call from a colleague with “bad news.” Florida’s surgeon general, Dr. Joseph Ladapo, her colleague said, announced that Florida would become the first state in the country to make school vaccinations optional. Specifically, vaccines for diseases such as hepatitis B, chickenpox, Hib, influenza, and pneumococcal diseases, including meningitis, would no …
Florida surgeon general says vaccines should be a choice. But what’s his advice?
Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo has said they would remove requirements that schoolkids get vaccinated. But Ladapo has refused to say whether kids should be vaccinated at all.
Former Florida Surgeon General Warns Against Weakening Vaccine Standards
The national debate over childhood vaccinations has intensified following Florida’s recent decision to make school vaccine requirements optional. Former Florida Surgeon General Dr. Scott Rivkees, now a professor at Brown University’s School of Public Health, joined Chicago’s Morning Answer to argue that such policies threaten children’s health and public trust in medicine. Rivkees criticized recent testimony by Health and Human Services Secreta…
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