US measles outbreak largest in 35 years; first death in Wisconsin

CDC reports 5,182 measles cases in the US this year, the largest outbreak since 1991, with a baby death in Wisconsin marking the first fatality in over three decades. The scale and fatality signal a significant public-health failure, likely tied to vaccination gaps. Uncertainty remains over containment trajectory and whether federal response will escalate.

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