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US- Vaccination Gaps Leave 1-in-8 Children at Risk for Measles

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Source: http://nysepost.com/vaccination-gaps-leave-1-in-8-children-at-risk-for-measles-14273

Vaccination Gaps Leave 1-in-8 Children at Risk for Measles
Oct 09 2015 NYSE Post

Measles is a highly contagious disease that can lead to pneumonia, encephalitis, hospitalization and, occasionally, death.

Almost 9 million USA kids - or about one in eight infants through 17-year-olds - are at risk of contracting measles due to gaps in vaccination rates, according to research presented today at IDWeek, an infectious disease conference being held in San Diego.

Another Emory University study discharged for the current week says the quantity of Americans inoculated against measles is dropping hazardously near the level where huge episodes of the ailment are more likely...
 
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