Recent increase in measles cases threatens elimination status in the US, CDC says
- A 95% vaccination rate is needed to prevent measles spread, with kindergarten rates dropping to 93% during the pandemic.
- Some areas have even lower vaccination rates, driven by record waiver numbers.
- Maintaining high vaccination rates is essential to prevent measles outbreaks.
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CDC Says US Measles ‘Elimination Status’ Threatened, Promotes Vaccines
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Thursday said that the recent increase in measles cases across the country may pose a threat to the United States’ “elimination status,” saying that “enhanced efforts” are needed to target vaccination coverage. So far, 113 cases of measles have been reported across the United States, according to the latest data from the CDC. In several instances, there have been local alerts sent out …
CDC warns measles outbreak threatening US elimination status
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is calling for action to increase U.S. measles immunization amid a rise in cases that could threaten the nation’s status as one where the virus is eliminated. The number of measles cases detected in 2024 has already nearly reached double the total confirmed in 2023. The CDC…
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