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PUBLIC HEALTH ALERTS • UNITED STATES

Experts cite falling vaccination rates and lower trust in U.S. measles resurgence

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Experts say the measles resurgence in the United States highlights weaknesses in public health, including declining vaccination rates and waning trust in health institutions, according to CNBC. The article provides no case counts or specific locations.

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Why it matters

Measles resurgence concerns U.S. public health, but the supplied report does not quantify its scale or identify affected communities.