Overview
- Florida's measles outbreak has expanded to 35 cases across 15 states, with the largest cluster in Florida.
- Health officials criticize Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo's guidance allowing parents to decide on school attendance for unvaccinated children amid the outbreak.
- Comparisons drawn with Ohio's successful measles containment in 2022 highlight the effectiveness of standard public health measures.
- Experts warn of measles' high contagion and the critical role of vaccination in preventing spread.
- The decision against mandatory quarantine for unvaccinated children raises concerns over increasing vaccine exemptions and potential risks.