US Measles Cases Exceed 1,600 Amid Declining Vaccination Rates, Worst Outbreak in Decades
The U.S. is experiencing its worst measles outbreak in decades, with over 1,600 cases reported this year, driven by declining vaccination rates and putting the country at risk of losing its measles elimination status. High-risk groups include young children and those with weak health.
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Measles rise across US: Dozens of states report alarming outbreaks
In the US vaccine rates are dropping leading to outbreaks in the measles virus. The country is on the verge of losing its status as having eliminated the virus. The most cases have occurred in the state of South Carolina, where medical professionals are sounding the alarm for the rest of the country.
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The US sees over 1600 measles cases this year, attributed to declining vaccination rates. High-risk groups include young children and those with weak health.
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