WIRED @wired.com · Jun 9 Since measles was deemed eliminated in the US a quarter century ago, public health workers have extinguished sporadic outbreaks in close-knit, under-vaccinated communities. www.wired.com/story/anguis...
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But as vaccination rates drop nationwide, the virus is moving beyond insulated communities, overwhelming public health departments constrained by shoestring budgets. www.wired.com/story/anguis...