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Just two cases have occurred in people fully vaccinated with the measles, mumps, rubella (MMR) vaccine, according to the data.
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The World Health Organization said in an update Thursday that the US outbreak is an “unusual event with potential significant public health impact” and had spread to Mexico.
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As measles spreads across the U.S., a few fully vaccinated people have contracted rare breakthrough cases. Here's what to know and why vaccination is still important.
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TORONTO - Ontario’s chief medical officer of health says the rate of new measles cases in the province is stable, and he is hopeful that trend will continue. Dr. Kieran Moore, Ontario Chief Medical Officer of Health, speaks at a press conference at the legislature in Toronto, Monday, April 11, 2022. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette
DALLAS — The parents of a six-year-old girl who died of measles in late February told an anti-vaccine activist organization they remain opposed to vaccinations. “We would absolutely not take the MMR,” the mother told representatives from Children’s Health Defense, the nonprofit that conducted the interview and posted it online.
The measles outbreak has now affected at least 378 people in 17 states, from Texas and New Mexico to Vermont, New York and Washington. The Mayo Clinic has more on measles, including symptoms and causes. Experts say taking too much vitamin A can be dangerous, especially for kiddos.