Confusion Reigns in Italy Over Child Vaccination Mandate

Italians are divided between those who think parents should have the right to decide whether to vaccinate their children and those who feel immunization programs must be decided by the government, which they believe has better access to information. Vaccine regulations differ widely across Europe, and the current situation in Italy is in limbo. Italians enrolling their children in state-run nursery schools currently are uncertain if they need to provide evidence their children have had 10...

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