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Measles cases are resurgent. So why are vaccines controversial?

Lindy Washburn, North Jersey RecordComments Off on Measles cases are resurgent. So why are vaccines controversial?

Measles could have gone the way of smallpox and polio, but a small but significant subset of parents who resist vaccines threatens to undermine gains.

Lindy Washburn, North Jersey Record
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