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Measles Is Becoming So Common That Treatments May Soon Be Needed

Measles cases in the U.S. have reached a 35-year high, with current outbreaks already surpassing last year's totals.

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The brief

Measles is experiencing a significant comeback in the United States. According to the CDC and coverage from Time Magazine, cases have reached a 35-year high, and the current outbreak has already exceeded the total number of cases recorded last year.

Vox describes this as the worst year for the disease in a generation. The Los Angeles Times emphasizes the human impact of the surge, featuring perspectives from doctors working on the front lines who are treating terrified children.

Future coverage will likely focus on the expanding nature of the outbreak as reported by CIDRAP and the ongoing efforts of medical professionals to manage the surge.

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How high are measles cases currently?

According to Time Magazine, cases in the U.S. are at a 35-year high.

How does the current outbreak compare to last year?

The CDC reports that the ever-expanding U.S. outbreak has already topped last year's total.

What is the scale of this increase?

Vox describes the current situation as the worst year for measles in a generation.

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