Quantifying the risk of measles importation and spread in the United States in 2024
Bidari, S.; Yuan, H.; Yang, W.
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Measles outbreaks have increased globally following the COVID-19 pandemic. We combine multiple data sets on global measles incidence, air travels, and vaccinations to assess the risk of travel-related importation and subsequent dissemination of measles in the United States in 2024, and identify months and states with higher measles outbreak risks.
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