Requires certain vaccines for children in New York based on medical standards and expert recommendations.
New York A10711 mandates that children receive specific vaccines in accordance with regulations set by the commissioner, using generally accepted medical standards and recommendations from organizations like the American Academy of Pediatrics. The bill removes certain federal requirements for vaccine administration. It also allows licensed pharmacists to administer certain vaccines to adults and children under specific conditions. The commissioner can issue statewide non-patient specific regimens during outbreaks or imminent threats of outbreaks.
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