Vaccination rates for kindergarteners have decreased once more. This decline is accompanied by a record high in exemptions. The trend of declining vaccination rates among kindergarten students continues, with a notable increase in exemptions.
Further information on this development can be found through the source, which reports on the current state of kindergarten vaccination rates and exemptions in the US.
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