As the yearly flu season is now in full effect across Missouri, vaccinations and their effectiveness are coming into question.
The flu is a virus that usually spreads through close-knit public places such as workplaces or schools.
Missouri Senator Harry Kennedy feels that the risk of the flu spreading in schools could warrant future legislation in the Missouri government.
Actuality: KENNEDY1.WAV |
Run Time: 00:11 |
Description: "Precautions are warranted, especially with a young population in terms of the illness or the hospitalization that some of those students might suffer." |
Kennedy said that while legislation for such actions would not happen this year, future legislation is a distinct possibility.
From Jefferson City, I'm Blair Miller.