Geophilosophical exemption to mandatory vaccination.

J Public Health (Oxf)

Social Science Unit, Leyte Normal University, 6500 Tacloban City, Philippines.

Published: June 2022

This correspondence introduces the ethics behind a specific exemption to mandatory vaccination. Public health acknowledges medical and non-medical reasons for vaccination exemption. Geophilosophical ones, which the author coined, can provide an option to remote populations with low density and are seeking more choices in confronting the dilemma of being vaccinated.

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