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Vaccine exemptions are rising in multiple states, raising concerns about public health.

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Which states are seeing an increase in vaccine exemptions?

Georgia, South Carolina, Ohio, and Minnesota are among the states experiencing a rise in vaccine exemptions.

How does this trend affect public health?

The increase in vaccine exemptions raises concerns about the spread of vaccine-preventable diseases, such as measles.

What actions are being taken in response to this trend?

Public health officials are monitoring the situation and may implement strategies to increase vaccination rates and address exemption concerns.

Where it stands

The number of kindergartners receiving vaccine exemptions is increasing in several states. The trend is particularly notable in Georgia, South Carolina, Ohio, and Minnesota. In Ohio, the rise in exemptions coincides with a measles outbreak.

Nationally, new CDC data indicates a broader increase in vaccine exemptions and a decline in vaccine coverage. The trend affects school-aged children and public health officials. In New Jersey, county-by-county data shows varying rates of vaccine exemptions.

In Minnesota, the kindergarten vaccine rate has dropped as measles cases climb. The next steps involve monitoring the spread of measles and other vaccine-preventable diseases. Public health officials will likely focus on increasing vaccination rates and addressing concerns that lead to exemptions.

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