The vaccination rate foreshadows danger
The risk of returning external diseases in the United States is increasing
04/27/2025, 07:14 AM
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Vaccination and wrong information let the number of vaccinations shrink in the United States. The consequences are sometimes fatal, as a new study is now calculated: the risk of the measles boom may already increased – and the diseases that have been defeated long ago can return.
In the United States, low vaccination rates in children may lead to more frequent diseases and maintaining themselves in the population. This would increase the risk of extreme spread – even in areas where measles have so far been largely under control. In addition, other diseases that are considered creative can return. This is indicated by a new study conducted by researchers from the Stanford Institute of Medicine and other universities, which was published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA).
Through the computer model, the research team simulated how measles, measles, paralysis (paralysis) and screws are spreading under various vaccination conditions. For this purpose, they took into account the data related to population development, the current immunity between the population and the risks that are entered by infectious diseases. Current vaccination rates depend on numbers from 2004 to 2023.
Early of the vaccination vaccine today, researchers expect that measles can occur regularly over the next twenty years – with about 850,000 illnesses, 170,000 acceptance of the clinic and 2,500 deaths in 25 years. “If the vaccines have returned to only ten percent today, measles will increase to 11.1 million in the next 25 years,” the main author of Matthew Kiang is expected.
Researchers fear hundreds of thousands of deaths
If vaccination rates continue to decrease over a longer period of time, measles and other diseases, such as measles and polio, can appear again. “If the vaccination rates decrease in half, it will be expected 51.2 million servings, 9.9 million hp, 4.3 million polio and 200 treasures within 25 years. This will lead to 10.3 million accommodations in the hospital and 159,200 deaths,” Kiang warns. “
At the same time, the first author of Nathan’s study also confirms: “Increased vaccination rates by five percent can already prevent measles from rotating permanently again.” The problem is that at the latest since Coronapandemia, but also before that, the number of routine vaccinations has decreased. Lu describes: “People look around and say:” We do not see these diseases. Why should we be vaccinated? “There is general fatigue for vaccination, as well as lack of confidence and misinformation about the effectiveness and security of vaccines.
The measles topic recently held public discussions in the United States because two children died from the measles for the first time in ten years for the first time in ten years – they were not vaccinated. There were also several hundred infections throughout the country, most of them in Texas. The most affected was not vaccinated.
American Minister of Health in the past
In light of this development, Minister of Health Robert F. described. Kennedy Kennedy, who was appointed by US President Donald Trump, vaccination is the most effective way to avoid the spread of measles. The first time, in the face of the measles wave, he had referred to vitamin A and liver dog. In previous years, he also expressed doubts about the meaning of vaccines. For this reason, there was great criticism for appointing him as Minister of Health.
According to the Robert Koch Institute (RKI), the number of measles registered from year to year fluctuates. From 2012 to 2023, the number was at least in Pandemie 2021 with only 8 cases. In 2015 with most cases of this period was 2466.
The ECDC Health Authority has registered ten deaths regarding measles diseases, nine of them in Romania and one in Ireland in 2024. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), there was an estimated 107,000 of these deaths in 2023, most of them in the event of non -vaccination or not being vaccinated adequately under the age of five.
Childhood is not harmful
Measles are transferred from one person to another by drops, for example when coughing, sneezing or speaking. Almost each contact leads to infection if someone is not vaccinated. Safe protection only provides a dual vaccination. Five days before the typical red rash, the injured people are infectious. After the influenza signs such as high fever, cough and liquid nose, the rash follows a few days later.
Measles weakens the immune system. Therefore, it can result from bronchitis, middle ear or pneumonia, rarely encephalitis. Up to 20 percent of the affected people die. In nearly a third, there are still severe dependency damage such as mental disabilities or paralysis. There is no antiviral treatment against measles.
