US EditionIs Mexico Facing a New Health Risk? the Global Status of a Measles-Free Country Could Be Lost
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Amid the news that Mexico is at risk of losing the international certificate as a measles-free country, an investigation by Animal Político revealed that among the factors that have played in the reappearance of outbreaks was the decrease in coverage and application of vaccines before the COVID pandemic. Although Health Secretary David Kershenobich stated that the decline in vaccine application is related to the COVID pandemic, journalist Nayeli…
Measles at a time of humanity was a fairly common cause of death, and it also took thousands of lives worldwide. Technological advances could slow down its dangerousness, although this did not mean that it could be eradicated 100%. Between 2025 and 2026, more than 7,000 infections occurred in Mexico. This problem could cause the Mexican Republic to lose its status as a measles-free country, which it has had for the last 10 years. One of the nati…
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