The anti-vaccine movement is beginning to worry many health professionals in the U.S. As more parents choose to exempt their children from vaccinations there are fears that once rare diseases could reappear – the incidence of whooping cough is already creeping up to epidemic levels. 

Now while such an organized anti-vaccine movement doesn't yet exist in China, that doesn't mean that parents here don't share the worries of their American counterparts. 

As BON's Katie Fischer reports, the province of Zhejiang is doing what it can to dispel those concerns by guaranteeing its vaccines, as far as it can.

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