US Measles Cases at an All-Time High After Disease 'Eliminated'

[CaughtInThe]

Seems like we're going backwards on LOTS of stuff.



"The United States is experiencing its worst measles outbreak since the disease was declared "eliminated" in 2000, with 1,277 confirmed cases reported as of July 5, according to Johns Hopkins University Center for Outbreak Response Innovation.

This figure has already surpassed the 1,274 cases recorded during the peak year of 2019, marking a critical public health milestone reached just halfway through 2025."

...

This outbreak directly challenges the nation's measles elimination status, achieved 25 years ago through sustained vaccination efforts.

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The outbreak has resulted in at least 155 hospitalizations, affecting 431 adults and 824 children, with three confirmed deaths. Two elementary school-aged children died in West Texas, while one adult died in New Mexico—all were unvaccinated. The CDC confirmed that 1,267 cases were officially reported through their surveillance system as of Wednesday."

US measles cases hit all-time high after disease was declared "eliminated"

U.S. measles cases hit 1,277—the worst outbreak since the disease was declared eliminated in 2000, surpassing 2019's peak.

www.newsweek.com

 

[CaughtInThe]

 

[Pyrite]

Seems like we're going backwards on LOTS of stuff.



"The United States is experiencing its worst measles outbreak since the disease was declared "eliminated" in 2000, with 1,277 confirmed cases reported as of July 5, according to Johns Hopkins University Center for Outbreak Response Innovation.

This figure has already surpassed the 1,274 cases recorded during the peak year of 2019, marking a critical public health milestone reached just halfway through 2025."

...

This outbreak directly challenges the nation's measles elimination status, achieved 25 years ago through sustained vaccination efforts.

...

The outbreak has resulted in at least 155 hospitalizations, affecting 431 adults and 824 children, with three confirmed deaths. Two elementary school-aged children died in West Texas, while one adult died in New Mexico—all were unvaccinated. The CDC confirmed that 1,267 cases were officially reported through their surveillance system as of Wednesday."

US measles cases hit all-time high after disease was declared "eliminated"

U.S. measles cases hit 1,277—the worst outbreak since the disease was declared eliminated in 2000, surpassing 2019's peak.

www.newsweek.com

Going backward, into our own version of the Dark Ages....

 

[phoenix2020]

This should sexually excite some of our local MAGA.

 

[Hari Seldon]

Seems like we're going backwards on LOTS of stuff.



"The United States is experiencing its worst measles outbreak since the disease was declared "eliminated" in 2000, with 1,277 confirmed cases reported as of July 5, according to Johns Hopkins University Center for Outbreak Response Innovation.

This figure has already surpassed the 1,274 cases recorded during the peak year of 2019, marking a critical public health milestone reached just halfway through 2025."

...

This outbreak directly challenges the nation's measles elimination status, achieved 25 years ago through sustained vaccination efforts.

...

The outbreak has resulted in at least 155 hospitalizations, affecting 431 adults and 824 children, with three confirmed deaths. Two elementary school-aged children died in West Texas, while one adult died in New Mexico—all were unvaccinated. The CDC confirmed that 1,267 cases were officially reported through their surveillance system as of Wednesday."

US measles cases hit all-time high after disease was declared "eliminated"

U.S. measles cases hit 1,277—the worst outbreak since the disease was declared eliminated in 2000, surpassing 2019's peak.

www.newsweek.com

Thank your local magidiot. Mumps, Rubella, and even polio can't be far behind. But at least dyes that may contribute to something won't be a problem.

 

[Taylor]

Fortunately, this will improve now that we no longer have open borders policies.

 

[Allan]

Canada and the US both have a 92% measles vaccination rate and we're both experiencing outbreaks.

Measles is very hard to establish herd immunity against because it's so darn infectious.

Many developed countries have a almost 100% vaccination rate. That's where we need to be.

 

[Allan]

Fortunately, this will improve now that we no longer have open borders policies.

Yeah you won't spread it to Mexico.

 

[CaughtInThe]

Fortunately, this will improve now that we no longer have open borders policies.

 

[Taylor]

Yeah you won't spread it to Mexico.

Mexico is already battling its worst measles outbreak in a generation.

 

[Allan]

Mexico is already battling its worst measles outbreak in a generation.

Probably came from y'all.

 

[Cosmo]

This should sexually excite some of our local MAGA.

Thank your local magidiot. Mumps, Rubella, and even polio can't be far behind. But at least dyes that may contribute to something won't be a problem.

Didn't take long for the TDS to show itself. Anyway, back in reality, measles cases have popped up every few years during the past decade.

US measles count nears 1,000, surpassing 25-year-old record

NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. health officials on Thursday reported 971 measles cases so far this year, the highest tally in 27 years, and experts say it's not clear when the wave of illnesses will stop.

apnews.com

There was a spike in 2014. Then one 5 years later. And now apparently there's one 6 years later. Was the one in 2014 Trump's fault, too?

 

[Ikari]

Anti-vaxxer dipshits having a field day.

 

[hecatmoggie]

I'd love to know how many illegals from Mexico/Central American/South America/India/Asia etc came in without vaccinations and brought it/carried it/got it

maybe I'm wrong .... I'd like to know

 

[Plasmaball]

America **** intelligence

 

[Plasmaball]

I'd love to know how many illegals from Mexico/Central American/South America/India/Asia etc came in without vaccinations and brought it/carried it/got it

maybe I'm wrong .... I'd like to know

Google it..
Dont ask us, go inform yourself and learn something today

Or dont and waste everyone's time

 

[Phys251]

Seems like we're going backwards on LOTS of stuff.



"The United States is experiencing its worst measles outbreak since the disease was declared "eliminated" in 2000, with 1,277 confirmed cases reported as of July 5, according to Johns Hopkins University Center for Outbreak Response Innovation.

This figure has already surpassed the 1,274 cases recorded during the peak year of 2019, marking a critical public health milestone reached just halfway through 2025."

...

This outbreak directly challenges the nation's measles elimination status, achieved 25 years ago through sustained vaccination efforts.

...

The outbreak has resulted in at least 155 hospitalizations, affecting 431 adults and 824 children, with three confirmed deaths. Two elementary school-aged children died in West Texas, while one adult died in New Mexico—all were unvaccinated. The CDC confirmed that 1,267 cases were officially reported through their surveillance system as of Wednesday."

US measles cases hit all-time high after disease was declared "eliminated"

U.S. measles cases hit 1,277—the worst outbreak since the disease was declared eliminated in 2000, surpassing 2019's peak.

www.newsweek.com

Anti-vaxxers are stupid, malicious, and anti-American.

 

[phoenix2020]

Google it..
Dont ask us, go inform yourself and learn something today

Or dont and waste everyone's time

I think this is asking a lot of @stealthycat.

 

[Hari Seldon]

Didn't take long for the TDS to show itself. Anyway, back in reality, measles cases have popped up every few years during the past decade.

US measles count nears 1,000, surpassing 25-year-old record

NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. health officials on Thursday reported 971 measles cases so far this year, the highest tally in 27 years, and experts say it's not clear when the wave of illnesses will stop.

apnews.com

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There was a spike in 2014. Then one 5 years later. And now apparently there's one 6 years later. Was the one in 2014 Trump's fault, too?

All praise RFK Jr. I'm sure he's doing a fine job. Can't say anything bad about dear leader. I hear he saved 2 BILLION Iowa farms.

 

[Cosmo]

All praise RFK Jr. I'm sure he's doing a fine job. Can't say anything bad about dear leader. I hear he saved 2 BILLION Iowa farms.

Let me know when your TDS-induced meltdown episode ends.

 

[Hari Seldon]

Let me know when your TDS-induced meltdown episode ends.

 

[Plasmaball]

I think this is asking a lot of @stealthycat.

I know its asking a lot for these people

 

[j brown's body]

I'd love to know how many illegals from Mexico/Central American/South America/India/Asia etc came in without vaccinations and brought it/carried it/got it

maybe I'm wrong .... I'd like to know

Are they anti-vaxxers too - like Texas?

 

[Taylor]

I think...

You almost had us there for a second!

 

[BirdinHand]

Good thing we have a leader in HHS that will encourage Americans to make sure their kids are vaccinated….


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