No US States Have Repealed School Vaccination Laws
Despite hundreds of bills being introduced nationwide, no US state has yet repealed its school vaccination laws. The report comes from Kerri Sheridan in Tampa via NPR's partnership with WUSF and KFF Health News. This development follows a period where state legislatures have been reconvening for special sessions. The context includes ongoing discussions regarding college athletes and name, image, and likeness deals. State legislatures may address these issues during upcoming special sessions. Kerri Sheridan of NPR reported the finding from Tampa. This follows a period of approximately five years where college athletes have been earning money through name, image, and likeness (NIL) deals.
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WAMU 88.5 DC
“despite hundreds of bills introduced nationwide, no state has yet repealed its school vaccination laws.”
WAMU 88.5 DC
“But so far, despite hundreds of bills introduced nationwide, no state has yet repealed its school vaccination laws.”
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