South Carolina Measles Outbreak Ends After Nearly 1,000 Cases
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South Carolina's measles outbreak has ended after infecting nearly 1,000 people over 200 days. The outbreak highlighted how quickly the disease spreads when vaccination rates drop, particularly among vulnerable groups like seniors. Health officials are urging residents to check their vaccination status to prevent future outbreaks.
South Carolina Measles Outbreak Ends After Sickening Nearly 1,000 The New York Times South Carolina’s 200-day measles outbreak is over. What it cost. Post and Courier SC can’t afford to let vaccine rates drop. Seniors are especially at risk. News From The States DPH reports no new measles cases ahead of potential Sunday end to state outbreak South Carolina Public Radio SC measles outbreak could end this week, but health officials urge caution MSN
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