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Measles Cases Top 900 Across Nearly Half of US States

via The Hill·Feb 15

Measles outbreaks have now been confirmed in close to half of US states, with over 900 cases reported in 2026 according to the CDC. The surge comes amid declining vaccination rates and growing skepticism toward public health institutions. The Hill published a state-by-state map showing the geographic spread of the outbreaks, which health officials say could worsen as spring travel season approaches.

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