Measles Outbreak in South Carolina Reaches 25-Year High Amid Vaccination Decline
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South Carolina has confirmed a measles outbreak with 8 cases, part of a nationwide surge reaching a 25-year high with over 1,500 cases in the U.S., mostly among unvaccinated individuals, highlighting ongoing public health concerns and vaccine hesitancy.
- South Carolina Confirms Measles Outbreak With U.S. Cases At 25-Year High HuffPost
- SAFETY ALERT: S.C. confirms full-blown outbreak of measles WRDW
- DPH: Measles outbreak reported in Upstate, South Carolina WYFF News 4
- South Carolina officials confirm measles outbreak with 8 cases in Upstate region WPDE
- Measles cases rise in South Carolina as vaccinations fall The State
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