Compulsory “no jab, no school” vaccines are needed to keep measles under control, according to a new study that looked at vaccination trends in multiple countries, which suggests that compulsory vaccination at school entry would enable the UK, Ireland and US to reach stable herd immunity levels.

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Compulsory “no jab, no school” vaccines are needed to keep measles under control, according to a new study that looked at vaccination trends in multiple countries, which suggests that compulsory vaccination at school entry would enable the UK, Ireland and US to reach stable herd immunity levels.