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Reporter for @ATLNewsFirst and @universityofga alum. Usually hiking, cooking, and playing with other people’s dogs.

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Measles returns to back-to-school conversation as Georgia vaccination rates slip Original

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By Abby Kousouris Verified
| WANF-TV (Atlanta, GA) Verified
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Measles, once declared eliminated in the United States, was back in the back-to-school conversation as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said the nation was on pace to top last year’s measles case count by August. New CDC data showed 86.8% of Georgia children were fully up to date on required vaccines when they entered kindergarten last year. That level was below what health experts say is needed to stop measles from spreading.
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Ga. vaccination rates fall below level needed to stop measles spread

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By Abby Kousouris Verified
| WRDW-TV (Augusta, GA) Verified
ATLANTA, Ga. - New CDC data shows 86.8% of Georgia kindergartners were fully up to date on required vaccines when they entered school last year — below the threshold health experts say is needed to prevent measles from spreading. Exemptions are also rising. According to the data, 4.8% of kindergartners had vaccine exemptions, and nearly all were religious rather than medical.
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Ossoff kicks off Rome canvass as Senate race sharpens focus on Trump speech, Collins controversy Original

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By Abby Kousouris Verified
| WANF-TV (Atlanta, GA) Verified
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff kicked off a canvassing push Friday in Rome, using a stop in one of Georgia’s most Republican areas to respond to President Donald Trump’s primetime speech and to press his GOP opponent, U.S. Rep. Mike Collins, on new controversy.
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