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CIDRAP Op-Ed: Call it what it is—the US has lost its hold on measles elimination

Measles cases surge in the U.S., raising concerns about elimination status

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The brief

Measles cases are rising across the United States. The South Carolina Department of Public Health has reported cases in the Lowcountry. Coverage emphasizes the challenges in containing the outbreaks.

Reports from CIDRAP and Medical Daily highlight the increasing number of cases, with the U.S. surpassing 2,100 cases this year. Outlets including Yahoo, WSAV-TV, and Pharmacy Times are providing updates and guidance on protection measures. The coverage emphasizes the obstacles to controlling the spread, including summer travel.

Watch for updates on containment efforts and public health responses. Coverage does not yet specify the effectiveness of current measures or the extent of vaccination efforts.

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Quick answers

What is the current status of measles in the U.S.?

The U.S. has reported over 2,100 measles cases this year, with outbreaks in multiple regions, including the Lowcountry.

What are the main challenges in controlling the measles outbreaks?

Coverage highlights obstacles such as summer travel and potential gaps in vaccination rates.

What steps can be taken to protect against measles?

Outlets like njfamily.com and Pharmacy Times provide guidance on vaccination and protective measures.

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