Childhood vaccination recommendations are being kept unchanged by Michigan's Health and Human Services Department. This decision comes amid guidance from the federal government.
The department's stance on vaccinations remains the same, despite new guidance from the federal level.
Further details on this decision and what it means are available from the source, which provides more information on the unchanged vaccination recommendations.
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