Can US Measles Outbreaks Be Stopped?

USA live the worst year for measles In three decades, with more than 1,300 jobs in 40 states of July 16. The case was almost high in laying the country in 2019 The state of elimination removal at risk. Six years ago, health officials were able to stop spreading. However, in the growing public with the vaccines, it may not work after many tactics used.

Elimination means that there is no durable transmission in one country for more than 12 months. This happened in almost 2019 to the Orthodox Jewish population in New York and some in the surrounding countries. In the fall of 2018, the US travelers returned from Israel have positively tested for measles. The disease quickly spreads quickly throughout the nearest woven communities among children due to vaccination rates. The proportion of vaccine in the world of the world in the world was vaccination in the optic vaccine in the world of vaccination in the previous school and vaccination in schools in the field of spreads It was only 77 percent. Because the measles are highly contagious, a 95 percent vaccine rate necessary to protect a society from the disease.

As a result, most measles in individuals in 18 and under the bottom occurred, About 86 percent who was unpacked. Some of these people have developed heavy complications, including pneumonia and were hospitalized for about 8 percent.

The existing growth is fueled by a starting starting in West Texas in a non-liquidated menibility unit. Things spread to other Texas districts, New Mexico and Oklahoma. The two children in Texas have died this year as a result of any main conditions and in New Mexico. All were discharged.

“There are certain parallels. In New York, the executive director of the wrong information and disinformation around the security and disinformation of vaccines is a result of a medical epidemiologist who helped meet the 2019 event.

In New York, New York, in New York, and several efforts that are in New York, including local and state policy change.

“You have to take the first job seriously, because it’s like a burn. You do not know when the fire will disappear,” Oxiris Barbu, since 2018, President and CEO from 2018 to New York Health Commissioner.

As the disease spreads, the Barbot City Health Department realized that the transmission source should go to Orthodox Jewish schools mainly in the affected neighborhoods. Working with school administrators, they reviewed vaccination notes to identify unloaded or underlined children. After a exposure, children’s care for children and children’s care for 21 days was banned for children’s care for the incubation period for measles. Similar measures were also taken in some countries outside the city.

“Many working hours, many leg work,” said Barbot. An infectious child in a school caused more than 25 infections in other students and then spread outside the school. He said the medical department was “very involved,” he said to make sure that the health department was governed by quarantine events.