Hundreds of students quarantine amid measles outbreaks

NBC NewsTuesday, October 14, 2025 at 7:53:56 PM
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Hundreds of students quarantine amid measles outbreaks
In a concerning development, at least 270 unvaccinated students are currently in quarantine due to measles outbreaks spreading across the nation. This situation highlights the ongoing public health challenge posed by vaccine hesitancy, as experts warn that the outbreaks could worsen if vaccination rates do not improve. The implications for community health are significant, making it crucial for parents and guardians to consider the importance of vaccinations.
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