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Since 2017, the percentage of Missouri's kindergarten-age children who have received the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine has dropped from 95% to around 90%, according to state health officials.
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Vaccinations not only protect your health, they protect the health of the community by slowing or stopping the spread of illness. But Missouri now has...
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The St. Louis Department of Health is urging people to receive a measles shot before the busy summer travel season begins.The U.S. largely eradicated…
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Health officials in Jefferson County are trying to find people who may have come in contact with a person there who has caught measles.The person caught…
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Measles have not yet reached the St. Louis area but, in an effort to thwart an outbreak, area clinics are reaching out to a group of parents whose…
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Rumors of a link between autism and the measles vaccine persist, although the original paper that claimed the link, as well as its author, have been…
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The measles vaccine is safe and effective, pediatrician Ken Haller said; there’s no reason not to get it.“This virus is very tenacious,” Haller told “St.…
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Measles has not reached the St. Louis area this year, but that hasn’t kept it from stoking fears. Local public health officials are encouraging parents to…
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This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon, Jan. 17, 2011 - When Tom Wombacher first heard media reports about vaccines being potentially harmful…