Measles cases in Australia rise due to international travel amidst global outbreak.
Measles cases in Australia are increasing due to returning travellers amidst a global outbreak. The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners warns that the current 35 cases, compared to 26 last year, should be taken seriously. Most Australian measles cases are linked to international travel, with high contagiousness requiring herd immunity in areas with low vaccination rates.
May 25, 2024
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