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Posts tagged vaccination
Weighing the Risks: Can Parents Choose Not to Vaccinate?

Staff Editor Emily McClure points out the conflict between some states' vaccination exemption laws and statutes against reckless endangerment.

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The KLJ BlogOnline Content ManagerJanuary 20, 2016Emily McClure, reckless endangerment, vaccination
Haven’t you “Herd”? The “Herd Mentality” And How Much Control Parents Have In Vaccinating Their Children
The KLJ BlogOnline Content ManagerApril 20, 2015children, disease, footnotelinks, healthcare, herd mentality, hines, vaccination
Tragedy of the Commons in Public Health: Eliminating Religious and Personal Belief Exemptions to Compulsory Vaccinations
The KLJ BlogOnline Content ManagerApril 20, 2015disease, exemption, footnotelinks, health, healthcare, measles, personal belief, religion, tipton, tragedy of the commons, vaccination

 
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