Wisconsin measles cases climb to 551 as US elimination status faces review
Wisconsin has recorded 551 measles cases this year, including nine hospitalizations and one death as of Nov. 10, state figures show. The total is among the highest in the country and the state’s largest in more than 35 years. International health experts are reviewing whether the United States should lose its measles-elimination status, which it has held since 2000; a decision could come next week.
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What a coincidence since they have all those illegals there. BTW, I don't believe in coincidences. Thank you Democratic Party for letting them in.
Whoa and wow!!! do you think it has to do with all the immigrants coming into our country unvaxed???
More fear mongering to keep pushing the poison jabs
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