(JTA) — “All of a sudden, bottles of hand sanitizer appeared all over,” said Rabbi Jason Miller, looking back at 2009, when the swine flu craze reached Camp Maas, a Jewish summer camp in Ortonville, Michigan. “Staff members would stand outside the dining hall with bottles,” he told JTA. Aside from constant reminders… Read more »
Vaccines and Jewish camps: What parents need to know
Campers at Camp Ramah in the Berkshires in Wingdale, N.Y. (Uriel Heilman)
