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Measles Cases Surge to 910 Across 24 States as CDC Leadership Faces Major Turnover and Vaccination Rates Decline

Measles Cases Surge to 910 Across 24 States as CDC Leadership Faces Major Turnover and Vaccination Rates Decline

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 Listeners, as of today, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports 910 confirmed measles cases across 24 states, including Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Kentucky, Maine, Minnesota, and others, with 177 new cases in the past week alone according to CDC data shared via iVaccinate.org and AOL reports. The U.S. has lost its measles elimination status amid these outbreaks, as noted by CIDRAP following criticism of recent CDC leadership.

In related news, Ralph Abraham, MD, the principal deputy director at the CDC, resigned abruptly today after less than two months, leaving top vacancies at the agency, CIDRAP confirms. This follows acting director Jim O’Neil's departure last week, with NIH director Jay Bhattacharya now serving as interim CDC head, per Alston & Bird's Health Care Week in Review.

Vaccinate Your Family's 2026 State of the ImmUnion warns of rising measles outbreaks and pediatric influenza deaths nationwide, urging stronger federal action on vaccine-preventable diseases. Health experts at Vax-Before-Travel predict a Lyme disease surge this spring in the U.S. and Europe due to upward trends, advising tick precautions in wooded areas.

On newborn vaccinations, JAMA Network analysis shows declining hepatitis B vaccine rates from 2017 to 2025, following CDC's recent halt of universal birth dose recommendations. Congress reauthorized the Preventing Maternal Deaths Act through 2030 with $113.5 million, as reported by Health Affairs, bolstering efforts against preventable maternal deaths.

No widespread active public health emergencies like national quarantines are declared, but stay vigilant: ensure vaccinations are up to date, especially measles and hepatitis B, practice tick bite prevention, and monitor flu symptoms in children. Consult your healthcare provider or CDC.gov for personalized advice.

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