Why Should You Care If Other People's Children Are Vaccinated?

Why Should You Care If Other People's Children Are Vaccinated? (1:22)

Vaccines protect against disease, and the vaccination of others plays a role in your protection. It's called herd immunity—if a majority of your peers are vaccinated, you’ll likely be protected, even if you aren’t. Watch this video to learn more.

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