US Measles Cases Reach 35-Year High Amid Vaccine Hesitancy
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The United States is experiencing its worst measles outbreak in 35 years, according to official figures released Friday. The resurgence of the virus comes as vaccine hesitancy grows, prompting concern among medical professionals who recall previous outbreaks and their devastating consequences.
The Independent reported doctors recalling a past major U.S. outbreak where “we were pulling one dead child out of the house after another.” Newsmax similarly reports official data confirming the severity of the current situation.
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