The New York Times: Scientists Thought They Had Measles Cornered. They Were Wrong.

Measles, a disease that scientists and medical professionals previously saw diminish very rapidly, has been popping up through outbreaks in many parts of the world in the past two years. Different factors seem to be the main contributors based on the country: in Israel the clinics that administer vaccinations are not meeting the needs of very large families (which is common in Orthodox families), but in the United States there is a much stronger anti-vaccination presence.

To read more about how outbreaks around the world may be connected and how different countries are being affected, read the full article published in The New York Times by Donald G. McNeil Jr. here.