United States reports 1,792 measles cases amid declining vaccine trust

8 articles · Updated · The Washington Post · Apr 28

Utah has emerged as the latest epicenter, recording nearly 600 cases since last summer, with national figures current as of April 23.
The Pan American Health Organization will review in November whether the U.S. loses its measles elimination status, held since 2000.
Doctors warn that measles deaths are likely, as eroding vaccine confidence undermines efforts to control the disease despite longstanding elimination achievements.

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