#vaccination-rates

#vaccination-rates

Declining vaccination rates are causing a resurgence of measles in the US, with more than 250 cases reported as of March 2025.

Vaccination rates in the U.S. are declining, contributing to a resurgence of measles cases and related complications.

The measles outbreak in Texas and New Mexico underscores the importance of maintaining high vaccination rates to prevent similar incidents elsewhere.

Measles cases are rising in Texas and New Mexico, causing public health concerns about outbreaks after being previously eliminated in the United States.

Measles outbreak in West Texas highlights the critical need for higher vaccination rates to prevent further illness and fatalities.

This flu season has seen the highest number of pediatric deaths since the H1N1 pandemic 15 years ago, raising concerns about vaccination rates.

Measles outbreak in Texas linked to low vaccination rates, primarily affecting young children.