vaccination requirements
Immunization entry conditions
Vaccination requirements are rules mandating that people receive certain vaccines to participate in activities or access institutions.
Schools commonly require vaccinations against measles, mumps, and polio for enrollment.
Employers, especially in healthcare, may require flu shots or other immunizations.
The university's vaccination requirements include proof of two MMR doses.
Requirements often allow medical exemptions; religious or philosophical exemptions vary by jurisdiction.
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