Scientific American frames Bangladesh outbreak as a US warning
3Sep 19 2:46 AM · 5d ago · 1 post · 1 source · development 3 of 4
An analysis reports Bangladesh's Directorate General of Health Services logged at least 175,198 suspected cases and 1,044 confirmed and suspected deaths between March 15 and September 16, mostly among unvaccinated children under two, and quotes epidemiologists linking the surge to a drop in vaccination coverage while warning the US, with 3,294 cases this year and a fourth Pennsylvania death, could face similar dynamics.
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“a "stunningly big outbreak that is clearly tied to an unusual drop in the vaccination coverage"”
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Bangladesh’s measles outbreak is a cautionary tale for the United States. The massive outbreak in Bangladesh has led to a major public health crisis. So far, there have been at least 175,198 cases & 1,044 confirmed & suspected deaths. Bangladesh is what an out-of-control measles outbreak looks like👇
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