US Measles Outbreaks Decline as Vaccination Efforts Continue
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Measles cases in the US are slowing down due to increased vaccination efforts, natural immunity buildup in communities, and behavioral changes like staying home when sick, with experts optimistic about the trend continuing if cases stabilize in the fall.
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