Florida Will End All State Vaccine Requirements, State Surgeon General Says

Could Tennessee consider rolling back vaccine requirements?

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — As childhood vaccination rates continue to drop across the country, Florida's surgeon general announced Wednesday a plan to not require them at all. However, it's a plan that has some local pediatricians concerned. “I mean, pediatricians commit regularly to the safety and welfare of kids," Dr. Scott Huitink with Compass Pediatrics said. "And part of that just from a simple standpoint, things like bicycle helmets, things…

Joseph Ladapo, Florida Surgeon General And DeSantis Ally, Wants To End All Vaccine Requirements

DSR Daily September 4: Florida Ends Vaccine Mandates - The DSR Network

On the DSR Daily for Thursday, we discuss Florida eliminating all vaccine mandates, Epstein survivors gathering on Capitol Hill, ICE opening a detention center in Louisiana, and more.

Florida Medical Association Condemns State Plan To End Childhood Vaccine Mandates

In a sharp rebuke to the DeSantis administration, the state’s largest physician group warns that eliminating long-standing immunization requirements is a threat to public health. In a direct challenge to Governor Ron DeSantis’s and Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo’s plan to eliminate all childhood vaccine mandates, the Florida Medical Association (FMA) has issued a statement […] Florida Medical Association Condemns State Plan To End Childhood V…

Freedom or risk? Florida moves to end vaccine mandates

Florida plans to end all vaccine mandates, a move criticized by leading medical groups.

Florida Plans to Become First State To Eliminate All Childhood Vaccine Mandates - WhoWhatWhy

Florida Plans to Become First State To Eliminate All Childhood Vaccine Mandates (Maria) The author writes, “Florida plans to become the first state to eliminate vaccine mandates, a longtime cornerstone of public health policy for keeping schoolchildren and adults safe from infectious diseases. State Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo, who announced the decision Wednesday, cast current requirements in schools and elsewhere as ‘immoral’ intrusions …