CDC advises all international travelers to get vaccinated against measles due to increased travel risks.

The CDC now recommends that all international travelers receive measles vaccinations, regardless of their destination, to prevent the spread of the virus during travel. This updated guidance stems from recent outbreaks linked to international flights, emphasizing that exposure to measles can occur not only in countries with active outbreaks but also in transit. Vaccination is crucial to protect individuals and prevent potential outbreaks.