Measles outbreaks are increasing in the United States, with the country surpassing the highest case count in 30 years. By the end of July, the US reported 2,371 confirmed measles infections, exceeding last year's total. Clusters have been identified in Arizona, South Carolina, and Utah, raising concerns about the potential for further outbreaks as vaccination rates decline. Health authorities in Delaware are addressing a local cluster through vaccination efforts and contact tracing, although these initiatives have been impacted by budget cuts.
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Measles Cases in the US Reach Highest Level in 30 Years
The United States has reported 2,371 confirmed cases of measles by the end of July, marking the highest level in 30 years. Clusters have emerged in several states, prompting health authorities to focus on vaccination and contact tracing efforts, which are facing challenges due to funding cuts.
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Measles Cases in the US Reach Highest Level in 30 Years