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CDC Urges Universal Measles Vaccination for International Travelers

The CDC now recommends all Americans get measles vaccinations before traveling, reflecting rising cases linked to international travel.


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The CDC has updated its guidance, advising all Americans to receive measles vaccinations before international travel due to rising cases linked to travel. With over 1,000 cases reported in the U.S. this year, including a significant outbreak in Colorado, the agency emphasizes that exposure can occur in transit, not just in outbreak regions. Vaccination is recommended for all individuals aged 1 and older, with early doses for infants traveling internationally. The global nature of measles outbreaks necessitates this precaution to protect public health.

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"…The CDC updated its guidance to call for vaccinations for travelers going to all other countries."

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