US measles outbreaks spread; door-to-door campaigns urged to boost vaccination

An opinion piece in STAT News advocates for door-to-door vaccination campaigns, citing successful models from other countries, as measles outbreaks spread in the U.S. The piece highlights a potential gap in current U.S. outbreak response, which relies on clinic-based vaccination. The effectiveness of such community outreach in the U.S. context remains unproven, but the proposal signals growing concern over measles resurgence.

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