‘Setup For A Disaster’: Pediatricians Predict What Will Happen If Vaccination Rates Continue To Fall
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The coverage highlighted falling childhood vaccination rates across multiple states, noting increased vulnerability to measles in North Carolina and Missouri and a six‑year decline in state measles immunization levels. Pediatricians warned that continued drops could worsen the situation, while a Kansas City report cited declining demand for shots and a health department flagged herd‑immunity thresholds being missed.
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