As the Trump administration chips away at longstanding childhood vaccine standards, a newly introduced bill in the Alaska Legislature would give state health officials the option of following vaccine advice of medical experts outside of the federal government. The measure, House Bill 238, would authorize the state Department of Health to follow vaccine recommendations made […]
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