Vaccination rates fell after the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted public-health programmes and their funding, allowing measles to resurge with less notice.

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  • Kelsey Sawyer
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    5 days ago

    Fine, but where’s the data showing vaccination rates fell because of pandemic disruption, and not because of years of anti-vax noise? Correlation is doing a lot of heavy lifting here.