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Measles cases in the U.S. hit a 25-year high in 2025 due to declining vaccination rates and public health cuts.
The U.S. is experiencing its highest measles case count since 2000, with 1,563 cases reported in 2025, mostly from domestic outbreaks.
Declining childhood vaccination rates, particularly in South Carolina’s Spartanburg and Greenville counties where MMR coverage is below 91%, have led to school exclusions for unvaccinated children.
Nationally, over three-quarters of counties have seen vaccination drops since 2019, and two-thirds of states lack herd immunity, risking the loss of the nation’s measles elimination status.
Concurrently, the CDC has laid off more than 1,000 employees, including key infectious disease experts and leaders in immunization and outbreak response, raising concerns about weakened public health capacity.
Los casos de sarampión en los EE. UU. alcanzaron un máximo de 25 años en 2025 debido a la disminución de las tasas de vacunación y los recortes de salud pública.