California vaccine law

California One Step Closer to Abolishing ‘Personal Belief Exemption’ for Immunization

Medicine & Technology May 15, 2015

A California bill that abolishes the "personal belief exemption" for vaccinations is one step closer to becoming a law. The bill, SB 277, passed 25-10 in the California Senate on Thursday. Its next stop is clearing the Assembly before being signed into law and if it is, it will make it that much harder for parents to avoid vaccinating their children; good news for the fight against infectious disease.

California vaccine law

California One Step Closer to Abolishing ‘Personal Belief Exemption’ for Immunization

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