Religious exemption groups gain momentum as courts may deliver major win for anti-vaccine movement
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Lauren Weber
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Summary
The article reports that groups demanding religious exemptions from vaccines are gaining momentum, even as Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. scales back his anti-vaccine efforts. It suggests that court rulings may deliver a significant victory for the anti-vaccine movement by potentially expanding religious exemptions to vaccination requirements.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledGroups demanding exemptions from vaccines on religious grounds are gaining steam
even as health chief Robert F. Kennedy Jr. dials back his efforts
Courts may deliver the anti-vaccine movement's biggest win
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