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CIDRAP Op-Ed: Call it what it is—the US has lost its hold on measles elimination

Measles cases in the United States have surpassed 2,100 this year, signaling a potential trend toward exceeding the total volume recorded in 2025.

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The United States is currently experiencing a surge in measles cases. Health authorities and reports suggest that the nation has lost its status regarding the elimination of the disease.

Coverage from CIDRAP, Pharmacy Times, and Markets Herald highlights the ongoing nature of these outbreaks and provides guidance for public protection. Danny Lewis Jr. has been noted in commentary regarding the resurgence of the disease.

Further updates will clarify the impact of these outbreaks on public health strategies.

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How many measles cases have been reported in the US this year?

Coverage indicates that the United States has topped 2,100 measles cases so far in 2026.

What is the current status of measles elimination in the US?

According to a CIDRAP op-ed, the United States has lost its hold on measles elimination.

What information is being shared regarding the outbreaks?

Outlets including Pharmacy Times and njfamily.com are providing frequently asked questions and guidance on how to protect children amid the ongoing outbreaks.

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