False information about measles and measles vaccines could be the difference between life and death
Misinformation about the measles outbreak across West Texas and the U.S. is spreading with more Americans reporting hearing false claims - and it comes with potentially deadly consequences.
Even as the number of national cases has exceeded 800 and two children have died, “false and misleading statements” regarding the measles virus and vaccines used to target measles have continued to circulate, a new KFF Health poll found.
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