Measles Outbreak

U.S. Risks Losing Measles Elimination Status By October, CDC Warns

"We're embarrassed. We're chagrined," one infectious disease expert said of the potential loss of status, 19 years after the disease was declared eliminated.
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Tourist Infected With Measles Visited Disneyland, Other California Attractions

Health officials are attempting to locate anyone who may have been exposed to the virus or anyone showing symptoms.
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UK Government To Call For Social Media Companies To Combat Vaccine Misinformation

The pressure from Prime Minister Boris Johnson follows U.S. lawmakers calling for accountability from tech giants over the spread of anti-vaccine propaganda.
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Israeli Flight Attendant Dies 4 Months After Contracting Measles

The 43-year-old mother of three fell into a coma shortly after a flight from New York City to Tel Aviv.
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New York Voters Want Religious Exemption Removed For Vaccinations

The Siena College Research Institute poll comes as the state grapples with the largest outbreak in this year's U.S. measles resurgence.
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Measles Cases Surpass 1,000 In U.S. Amid Largest Outbreak In 25 Years

The U.S. will lose its measles elimination status if the outbreaks continue, the CDC warns.
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Robert Kennedy Jr. Praises Gavin Newsom For Hesitation On Vaccine Bill

The anti-vaccine activist liked the California governor's concerns about an effort to crack down on fake medical exemptions.
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Measles Cases Reach Highest Level In U.S. In 25 Years

The U.S. may lose its elimination status if current trends continue, the CDC said.
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Measles Still On The Rise Across 26 U.S. States

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recorded 60 new cases in the last week.
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Anti-Vaccine Rallies Draw Hundreds In Epicenter Of Measles Outbreak

Anti-vaxxers gathered to share warnings and conspiracy theories at events in New York. One doctor even suggested that Jews are given "bad" vaccines.
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