Do you need proof that vaccines work? How about proof that the measles vaccine can make measles encephalitis disappear?

That would be nice considering that we all just saw a report that an unvaccinated child developed measles encephalitis in South Carolina.
Measles Vaccines Make Measles Encephalitis Disappear
And of course we are seeing posts from anti-vaccine influencers that measles vaccines don’t prevent encephalitis…
Which, of course, we know isn’t true, especially as we have evidence that measles vaccines work very well to prevent measles encephalitis.

In England, for example, studies have found that ‘hospital admissions due to measles and mumps encephalitis have declined substantially since the introduction of the two-dose MMR vaccination schedule.’

Similarly, in Finland, measles encephalitis essentially vanished after they started their vaccination program!
Surprised?
You shouldn’t be.
We know that Vaccines Work!
Get vaccinated and protected and help Stop the Outbreaks.
More on Vaccines and Measles Encephalitis
- Charts That Show How Well Vaccines Work
- Do Vaccines Cause Encephalitis?
- Who Gets SSPE?
- Why Do We Include SSPE When Counting Measles Deaths?
- Effect of measles, mumps, rubella vaccination on pattern of encephalitis in children
- 30-year trends in admission rates for encephalitis in children in England and effect of improved diagnostics and measles-mumps-rubella vaccination: a population-based observational study
- Vaccines do not cause encephalitis and encephalopathy
Last Updated on February 23, 2026

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