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New York Declares Measles Emergency as Outbreak Spreads Across Rural Communities

New York has declared a state disaster emergency after measles cases surged across under-immunized rural communities, prompting officials to expand who can administer vaccines and test for the highly contagious virus. The move comes as health authorities confront a growing number of infections across the state and a wider national resurgence that has pushed the…
Measles Cases Are Surging Across America, And Babies Could Be Exposed Before Birth

A person with measles can leave a waiting room, gather their belongings and walk away, while the virus they released remains capable of infecting someone who arrives hours later. People do not even have to cross paths to share the same infection, making measles one of the most difficult viruses to contain once it gains…
Pennsylvania Measles Cases Reach 890 As Outbreak Continues To Spread

Pennsylvania’s measles outbreak has now reached 890 confirmed cases across 39 counties, with another 55 infections reported in just two days. The outbreak has also resulted in 173 hospitalizations and four measles-associated deaths, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Health. The rapid rise has made Pennsylvania the center of the country’s current measles resurgence. For…
America’s Measles Surge Has Reached A Level Not Seen In 35 Years

The United States has recorded more than 3,600 confirmed measles cases in 2026, pushing the country into a situation public health officials have been warning about for years. The latest figures show 3,659 confirmed infections as of September 24, with cases reported across 47 jurisdictions. That is already far above the 2,289 cases recorded during…
Measles cases near 60 at Florida university as US infections pass 1,000 in 2026

A disease that many people in the United States believed was firmly under control is now quietly but steadily making its way back into headlines, communities, and everyday conversations. What began as a handful of isolated cases has now grown into a pattern that health officials are watching closely, with confirmed infections spreading across at…
Measles Is Back, and It Could Cost America $1.5 Billion a Year

Something quiet has been happening in America’s public health system for several years now. Vaccination rates have been slipping. Slowly, almost imperceptibly, fewer children have been receiving the MMR shot that for decades kept measles at bay. Health officials noticed. Researchers ran the numbers. What they found should alarm anyone who pays taxes, carries health…
Mom of 7-Year-Old Hospitalized With Measles Brain Swelling Says She Still Wouldn’t Choose the Vaccine

A 7-year-old boy in South Carolina is fighting to regain movement after developing brain swelling from measles. His story is heartbreaking. It is also complicated. Ethan, an unvaccinated child living in the center of a growing measles outbreak, developed encephalitis—a serious complication that inflames the brain. While many children recover from measles with supportive care,…
How Falling Vaccination Rates Are Bringing Measles Back to the United States

For decades, measles was a word most Americans rarely heard outside of history books or old vaccination records. It was a disease many parents assumed no longer posed a real threat, something their grandparents worried about, not something that could shut down schools, overwhelm hospitals, or take children’s lives in 2025. That sense of safety…
