Measles cases are up because more parents are opting out of vaccinating their kids. Pure and simple.
In the first 31 days of 2019, 10 states have reported #measles cases to CDC. For being so early in the year, the number of cases is very concerning. Measles is highly contagious and can spread among people who are not vaccinated. See measles FAQs: https://bit.ly/2UOaXpi pic.twitter.com/Br5XcC0sN7
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Where are the laws protecting U.S. citz ..two children with full outbreak of measles, in Sam's store, their Non English speaking parents shopping as if no big deal, found out NO law requires them to quarantine children
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@Surgeon_General : The available data also suggest that a) Many/ most of the new measles cases are among unvaccinated individuals and b) states that have more liberal rules or enforcement regarding “opt outs” also have more unvaccinated residents.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Probably because the MMR vaccine sheds for up to six weeks
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Measles can spread among vaccinated as well......
Stop trying to scare people into thinking they need a hefty dose of poison in order to be healthy.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Parents of children who die should be prosecuted for negligent homicide. they are a blight on the humanitarian vista, and should be removed from society.
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