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PUBLIC HEALTH ALERTS • GLOBAL

Analysis links stagnant measles vaccination coverage to global resurgence

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A new analysis covering 204 countries and territories from 1990 to 2023 suggests that stalled measles vaccination coverage has reversed some progress toward eliminating the disease since 2020. The researchers call for renewed routine immunisation, according to The BMJ.

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Why it matters

Measles resurgence is a public-health concern, but the supplied report gives no U.S.-specific findings or current U.S. case data. It does not establish the scale of effects on U.S. communities.