DeSantis' Vaccine Policies Face Setback in Florida
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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is determined to push his controversial vaccine policy changes before leaving office in 2027, despite failing to pass them during the recent legislative session. The medical freedom bill aimed to ban mRNA vaccine mandates, allow pharmacists to sell ivermectin, and create conscience-based exemptions for school and daycare immunizations. DeSantis blames the Florida House for killing the measure, while the House bills also wanted to force doctors to treat unvaccinated patients. Measles cases are on the rise in the state, with 132 reported as of early March. DeSantis hopes to revive his priorities during upcoming special sessions for congressional redistricting, the state budget, and possibly property taxes.
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