
South Carolina Measles Surge: 99 Cases in 2 Days
A severe measles outbreak in South Carolina, particularly in Spartanburg County, has seen a rapid surge of 99 new cases since Tuesday, totaling 310, due to low vaccination rates of 90% in schools, below the 95% threshold needed for community immunity. Health officials are struggling to trace the expanding outbreak, highlighting the highly contagious nature of measles, where a single case can lead to up to 20 new infections among unvaccinated individuals, necessitating quarantine and isolation measures.

















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