US States Clash over Vaccine Policies and Public Health

In the US, states are disagreeing on how to handle vaccines.

Some states, like Florida, are ending vaccine mandates.

This means people don't have to get certain shots to go to school or work.

Other states, like California, are sticking with vaccine rules and forming their own health groups.

Texas is dealing with a measles outbreak.

These differences are happening because some leaders want more freedom, while others want to follow the science and protect public health.

This division could make it harder to stop diseases from spreading.