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Delaware Accelerates MMR Vaccines Amid Outbreak | Dover News
Delaware’s Insurance Commissioner just ordered insurers to cover early MMR shots for babies as young as six months old — a bold, temporary move to combat a growing measles outbreak in Kent County. Normally given at 12-15 months, these vaccines are now being fast-tracked after pediatricians begged for action. The statewide mandate will vanish once the outbreak ends, but major insurers have already agreed — and doctors are praising the swift response. With 22 confirmed cases — including 7 in kids under 10 — this is a race against time. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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