America's hiMeasles Resurgence

America's Measles Resurgence: The Return of a Preventable Disease and What It Means for Public Health
Measles was once one of America's most common childhood diseases, but widespread vaccination dramatically reduced its impact and helped the United States achieve measles elimination in 2000. Yet the disease has returned in outbreaks across the country, raising important questions about vaccination, public health, misinformation, and community protection.
America's Measles Resurgence explores the history of measles in the United States, the science behind the disease, the success of vaccination, and the factors that can allow outbreaks to return. It examines how measles spreads, why declining immunity creates challenges, how health authorities respond to outbreaks, and why public trust and reliable health information matter.
From the history of elimination to the challenges facing communities today, this book offers an accessible look at one of public health's most important ongoing challenges-and explores what America can do to protect future generations from a preventable disease.
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