The South Carolina measles outbreak, the largest in recent history, was not caused by vaccines but rather a wild type strain of measles. Anti-vaccine narratives falsely link vaccines to outbreaks, despite evidence showing that increased vaccination rates occurred only after the outbreak started. The MMR vaccine effectively prevents measles, not causes it.
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38% of the Disneyland measles cases were not caused by a vaccine strain of measles.
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In Samoa, a measles epidemic has claimed over 50 lives, partly due to anti-vax influence. Unqualified individuals are advising on treatment methods, hindering efforts. Vaccination remains crucial, as evidenced by the state of emergency, unavailability of proper doses of vitamin A, and the deadly nature of measles. Seek proper vaccination to prevent outbreaks.
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SB276 will not revoke legitimate medical exemptions, but will instead close a loophole that allowed some doctors to write fake vaccine exemptions.
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