Even Adults May Soon Be Vulnerable to Childhood' Diseases
Briefly

In California alone, whooping cough struck 2,000 people between January and October 2024, resulting in over 60 hospitalizations among infants, underscoring the urgency for vaccinations.
The pandemic's disruption of childhood immunizations has left hundreds of thousands of children vulnerable to diseases like measles, mumps, and rubella, threatening their safety.
Experts warn that as vaccination rates decline, preventable infectious diseases are poised to resurface across all age groups, affecting even those vaccinated decades ago.
Infectious disease epidemiologist Pejman Rohani states, 'We will have outbreaks' if immunization rates do not recover, highlighting a looming public health crisis.
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