Trump administration is failing to address spread of measles, experts say

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Experts claim the Trump administration failed to adequately address the measles outbreak in the United States, which has surpassed 1,000 cases. They cite relaxed messaging and funding allocation as contributing factors. One expert referenced a former CDC leader's comment suggesting the agency didn't consider the outbreak a significant issue. While HHS denies deprioritizing measles prevention, another expert points to confusing public health messaging at the national level. However, local health departments, like the one in Spartanburg County, South Carolina, are actively working to combat the outbreak with vaccination clinics and public awareness campaigns. The CDC has provided support to jurisdictions experiencing large outbreaks based on requests.
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