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Health officials warn of rising measles cases amid decline in vaccinations

According to Seattle Children's, the spike in cases is due to a decline in the number of people getting the measles vaccine since the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Health officials warn of rising measles cases amid decline in vaccinations

Health officials warn of rising measles cases amid decline in vaccinations
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United statesPort orchardOscar abalahinDanielle zerrOffice of the superintendent public instructionSeattle childrenHospital medical directorInfection prevention

Health officials warn of rising measles cases amid decline in vaccinations

According to Seattle Children's, the spike in cases is due to a decline in the number of people getting the measles vaccine since the COVID-19 pandemic.

United statesPort orchardDanielle zerrOscar abalahinOffice of the superintendent public instructionSeattle childrenHospital medical directorInfection prevention

Health officials warn of rising measles cases amid decline in vaccinations

According to Seattle Children's, the spike in cases is due to a decline in the number of people getting the measles vaccine since the COVID-19 pandemic.

United statesPort orchardOscar abalahinDanielle zerrOffice of the superintendent public instructionSeattle childrenHospital medical directorInfection prevention