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“US reportedly loses longstanding measles elimination status as cases surge nationwide”

“PAHO has reportedly revoked the U.S. measles elimination status held since 2000, with over 5,412 confirmed cases in 2026 signaling continuous spread.”

US reportedly loses measles elimination status after 26 years

Key points

  • The United States reportedly lost its measles-elimination status after 26 years, per The Wall Street Journal.
  • PAHO will publicly announce the decision, planned for Tuesday, Nov. 17, per KFF Health News.
  • The U.S. reported 5,412 confirmed measles cases in 2026 through Nov. 12.
  • Loss of elimination status indicates sustained transmission within the U.S. for at least 12 months.
  • Experts emphasize gaps in community immunity and call for expanded vaccination and outreach.
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    The United States has lost its measles elimination status.

    PAHO finds 12 months of continuous transmission, ending 26 years without sustained spread.

    SourcesThe Wall Street Journal00:30 UTCReuters00:55 UTCThe West Australian01:11 UTCCNN01:22 UTCMyJoyOnline.com01:49 UTCMint02:05 UTCVG03:04 UTCTBS NEWS DIG03:56 UTCand 32 more
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    The United States has lost its measles elimination status.

    PAHO finds 12 months of continuous transmission, ending 26 years without sustained spread.
    SourcesThe Wall Street Journal00:30 UTCReuters00:55 UTCThe West Australian01:11 UTCCNN01:22 UTCMyJoyOnline.com01:49 UTCMint02:05 UTCVG03:04 UTCTBS NEWS DIG03:56 UTCand 32 more