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The national average exemption rate for school vaccinations in the U.S. has set a record for the fourth year in a row, with many parents choosing to forgo vaccinations for nonmedical reasons. This trend raises concerns about vaccination coverage in schools.
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The national average exemption rate for school vaccinations in the U.S. has set a record for the fourth year in a row, with many parents choosing to forgo vaccinations for nonmedical reasons. This trend raises concerns about vaccination coverage in schools.
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