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Children Are Back in School. Measles Is, Too

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By Debra Houry
| Aol Verified
This fall in the U.S., as kids settle into a new school year, measles is spreading at a level not seen in 35 years. Children have died. And in just the past month, 10 children have been infected in an outbreak linked to a single daycare in Georgia. Far too many students are entering classrooms vulnerable to a highly contagious and dangerous virus.
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Children Are Back in School. Measles Is, Too

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By Debra Houry
| Yahoo Verified
This fall in the U.S., as kids settle into a new school year, measles is spreading at a level not seen in 35 years. Children have died. And in just the past month, 10 children have been infected in an outbreak linked to a single daycare in Georgia. Far too many students are entering classrooms vulnerable to a highly contagious and dangerous virus.
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From nutrition to vaccines, here's what MAHA policies fail to deliver

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By Demetre Daskalakis, Daniel B Jernigan, Debra Houry
| MSN Verified
The U.S. faces a genuine public health challenge. Rates of chronic disease such as diabetes and hypertension, obesity, substance use, mental health conditions, and health inequities remain stubbornly high despite decades of medical interventions. In that context, the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement reflects an appropriate public frustration with the status quo.
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