Social Distancing and the Unvaccinated. Yang, Y. T. & Silverman, R. D. New England Journal of Medicine, 0(0):null, March, 2015. ![Social Distancing and the Unvaccinated [link]](https://bibbase.org/img/filetypes/link.svg "link")
Paper doi abstract bibtex If a state allows parents to obtain religious exemptions from vaccination requirements for school entry, can it temporarily exclude unvaccinated children from school during an outbreak of a vaccine-preventable illness without violating the family's constitutional rights? If parents refuse to vaccinate their children, what can physicians legally and ethically do to protect other patients in their practice from exposure to vaccine-preventable illnesses? In January 2015, a federal appeals court answered the former question with regard to New York State law on immunization for school enrollment, upholding the state's authority to bar unvaccinated children from school during outbreaks, even if doing . . .
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title = {Social {Distancing} and the {Unvaccinated}},
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abstract = {If a state allows parents to obtain religious exemptions from vaccination requirements for school entry, can it temporarily exclude unvaccinated children from school during an outbreak of a vaccine-preventable illness without violating the family's constitutional rights? If parents refuse to vaccinate their children, what can physicians legally and ethically do to protect other patients in their practice from exposure to vaccine-preventable illnesses? In January 2015, a federal appeals court answered the former question with regard to New York State law on immunization for school enrollment, upholding the state's authority to bar unvaccinated children from school during outbreaks, even if doing . . .},
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author = {Yang, Y. Tony and Silverman, Ross D.},
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