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Minnesota Congresswoman Kelly Morrison (DFL), who is also a doctor, was making the case for childhood vaccinations Friday, after another measles case is confirmed in the state and another death reported in Pennsylvania this week.

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00:00Health officials in Minnesota have seen a 3 to 5% reduction in childhood vaccines over the last several years.
00:06Much of that has to do with the spread of misinformation.
00:09Representative Kelly Morrison.
00:11I know there is so much confusing and conflicting information out there,
00:15but please, I urge you to talk to your pediatrician.
00:20They want to help.
00:22They want to make sure your kids grow up to be thriving adults.
00:25And they have the knowledge and the experience to help you keep your kids healthy and safe on that journey.
00:33Health officials are also urging people to get the latest COVID vaccine
00:36as they significantly reduce serious hospitalizations, disease, and death.
00:41No one is saying don't question what you're being told.
00:44Just make sure the voices you are hearing from include your trusted pediatrician.
00:51There is so much uncertainty in this world.
00:53There is so much that is out of our control.
00:56But vaccines are one tangible thing we can do to protect our kids.
01:01At Children's Minnesota, Ari Bergeron, Newstalk 830 WCCO.
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