Measles Vaccinations ‘Extremely Important’ as Disease Spreads in Wisconsin, Minnesota
Officials say the outbreak has spread across both states as vaccination remains the key defense against a disease that can cause severe illness and death.
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Wisconsin measles outbreak puts infants at risk, doctor warns
MILWAUKEE — Wisconsin’s rising measles cases are raising concerns about declining childhood vaccination rates and the risks the highly contagious disease poses to infants. Dr. Ben Weston, a professor of emergency medicine at the Medical College of Wisconsin and chief health policy adviser for Milwaukee County joined Wisconsin’s Midday News to discuss the outbreak and […]
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La Crosse TribuneMeasles vaccinations ‘extremely important’ as disease spreads in Wisconsin, Minnesota
The number of measles cases is rapidly increasing in Minnesota and Wisconsin in 2026, predominantly among unvaccinated individuals, highlighting the critical role of the MMR vaccine in protection against this highly contagious disease.
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The number of measles cases in Wisconsin and Minnesota is quickly growing. There have been 551 cases in Wisconsin this year as of Nov. 11 and 160 cases in Minnesota this year as of Nov. 12. One baby has also…
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