Kids can’t start school without MMR jab
May 12th, 2008 09:00
The government is considering plans that suggest that children should not be allowed to start school until they have been vaccinated against MMR.
MMR, which is the injection that immunises kids against mumps, measles and rubella, has been a moot point for many years.
In the past, links have been made between the MMR jab and cases of autism in young children. However, studies show that it is a good preventative measure, as cases of measles rose 13-fold after the links to autism were made and the number of vaccinations reduced.


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