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Surging non-medical vaccine exemptions can dismantle decades of domestic disease elimination.
Rising parent opt-outs drag childhood immunization rates below critical herd-immunity thresholds, triggering sustained transmission chains that jeopardize established public health milestones.
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U.S. Measles Elimination Status in Jeopardy as Cases Hit 35-Year High and Vaccine Exemptions Spike Spiking non-medical kindergarten vaccine exemptions have degraded herd immunity, triggering a record-breaking resurgence of measles cases.
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Measles: CDC Sends a "Disease Detective" and Nearly $4M to Pennsylvania — and Has Quietly Shifted Death Counting to NCHS Mortality Data The rise of measles outbreaks driven by declining vaccine coverage has put the United States on the verge of losing its decades-old disease elimination status.