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Measles Used to Be in Our Rearview Mirror. Now Cases Are Reaching Record Highs.

Measles cases are surging to unprecedented levels, reversing decades of progress.

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Source diversity sample: Froedtert & MCW · Northeastern Global News · Marietta Daily Journal · CIDRAP · Nature · ProPublica.

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The brief

Measles, once considered a disease of the past, is resurging. The disease had been largely controlled through widespread vaccination. However, recent trends show a worrying increase in cases, with outbreaks becoming more frequent.

The start of the school year has raised concerns about further spread. Northeastern Global News and CIDRAP both warn of potential outbreaks as students return to classrooms. The Marietta Daily Journal and ProPublica emphasize that measles vaccination remains highly effective.

ProPublica notes that cases are reaching record highs. The study provides insights into the patterns of transmission at various levels, which may inform public health strategies.

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Why are measles cases increasing?

Coverage does not yet specify the reasons for the increase in measles cases.

What can be done to control the spread of measles?

Vaccination remains a key strategy in controlling measles. Public health officials may use insights from recent studies to develop targeted interventions.

How does the start of the school year affect measles outbreaks?

The return to school increases the risk of measles transmission due to close contact among students.

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