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Measles is back in the United States, WHO authorities say
The Pan American Health Organization has determined that the U.S. has lost its measles elimination status, meaning domestic spread of the virus is now significant and sustained.
US loses measles-free status after continued spread of the disease: Report
The reported decision by the Americas branch of the World Health Organization comes as the US battles the highest number of measles cases it has seen in more than three decades.
US measles elimination status revoked as outbreak spreads through 45 states - report
The US achieved measles elimination status in 2000 through immunization campaigns and the creation of a program enabling free vaccines for millions of children.
- US loses measles elimination status, PAHO reports
- 5,182 measles cases confirmed across 45 states
- 95% vaccination rate needed to prevent spread