My reply to AJ, who wrote: The one positive in Germany is NO vaccine is mandatory and the patient or parent can always refuse them. I hope Germans know. - "Germans know better: Thereβs a mandatory measles vaccination for kindergarten and school, and since Germany has compulsory school attendance β with exceptions being extremely rare β thereβs effectively a mandatory vaccination for everyone during a very specific, highly vulnerable period of life. And since thereβs no longer a standalone measles vaccine available, every single German citizen is subject to a mandatory MMR or MMRV combination vaccine. Clever, huh β or maybe just a little too clever for you? π"
Germans know better: Thereβs a mandatory measles vaccination for kindergarten and school, and since Germany has compulsory school attendance β with exceptions being extremely rare β thereβs effectively a mandatory vaccination for everyone during a very specific, highly vulnerable period of life. And since thereβs no longer a standalone measles vaccine available, every single German citizen is subject to a mandatory MMR or MMRV combination vaccine. Clever, huh β or maybe just a little too clever for you?