Rising Measles Cases Complicate School Decisions for Families with Vulnerable Children
With measles cases at a 35-year high, parents of immunocompromised children are weighing the risks of sending their kids to school. Vaccination rates have dropped below the threshold for community protection in some areas, leaving these families with difficult choices.
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