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Stanford study: When measles could return if vaccination rates continue to fall
Measles would likely be the first eradicated disease to return, because it is so highly contagious, but other diseases like rubella, diphtheria and polio could also return if vaccination rates fall by half, according to the models.
New study: US could see millions of measles cases if vaccination rates keep dropping
Measles could be well positioned for a comeback in the United States in a very short period of time. If immunization rates continue to drop for a prolonged period of time, the US could see millions of measles cases over the next 25 years.
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Measles is caused by a highly contagious virus that’s airborne and spreads easily when an infected person breathes, sneezes ...
The number of measles cases in the U.S. has risen to 884, according to new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data ...
A half dozen states have reported measles outbreaks among 29 states with confirmed cases totaling 884 so far this year, the ...
Measles, which was 'eliminated' in the U.S. in 2000, could be endemic again within 25 years if current vaccination rates hold ...
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Measles: What are the first symptoms to look for?The measles rash usually doesn’t appear for more than a week after someone has been exposed. Other symptoms are better early ...
Republicans are far more skeptical of vaccines and twice as likely as Democrats to believe the measles shot is worse than the ...
Shoppers may have been exposed to measles at a Sallisaw Walmart, Oklahoma, on April 18, with 15 cases now reported in the ...
"There really shouldn't be any cases at this point, because these diseases are preventable," said epidemiologist Mathew Kiang ...
“This is the largest outbreak in the U.S. since measles elimination was declared in 2000,” Dr. Dan Filardo, who leads the U.S ...
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