California Moves To Adopt Strict Vaccine Requirements For Children

Personal and religious exemptions for vaccinations in California may be ending.
On Thursday, California’s state Assembly approved a bill that would eliminate current vaccination exemptions for school children based on personal and religious reasons. If it becomes law, parents would have to cite a medical reason.
The Associated Press reported that California’s Senate, which approved the bill last month, now must sign off on some amendments before sending it to Gov. Jerry Brown's desk. That could happen as early as next week.
If the bill does become law, California will have one of the strictest vaccination regulations for school kids in the U.S. California was at the center of a high-profile measles outbreak that spread across the U.S.