Vaccination Rates in Minneapolis Public Schools Decline Significantly Before Measles Outbreak
Measles Vaccination Decline in Kindergartners
The recent decline in vaccination rates among kindergartners in Minneapolis Public Schools (MPS) is a concerning trend. Recent statistics show MPS vaccination rates dropped significantly, falling 1-2 percentage points below the statewide average. This alarming dip may lead to increased vulnerability to diseases like measles.
The Need for Urgent Action
Parents and guardians must prioritize getting their children vaccinated to combat this trend. Below are some important steps:
- Schedule regular vaccinations as per health guidelines.
- Stay informed about the importance of vaccines.
- Seek support from healthcare professionals to address any concerns.
Addressing the drop in vaccination rates is essential to protect the health of children in our community.
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