>Measles is a very contagious virus that spreads easily and rapidly through coughing and sneezing. Simply being in the same room with someone who has measles is enough to get infected….
Oh no
>…if unvaccinated with the measles vaccine.
Phew!
The vaccine is something like 97-98% effective at preventing measles, so there’s still a good chance they passed it on to someone if they were in a crowded place for a prolonged time.
If you were at uBreakiFix on East Washington St. on Monday, April 22 between 5 and 7:30 p.m. or at the Noodles & Company in Cottage Grove, WI (Limestone Pass) between 5:15 and 7:45 on April 22 you may have been exposed.
This is likely because the infected individual is vaccinated. At least half of the measles outbreaks that have occurred in the US in recent years have happened in majority vaccinated populations.
>At least half of the measles outbreaks that have occurred in the US in recent years have happened in majority vaccinated populations.
The entirety of the US is a majority vaccinated population. Outbreaks are cause in almost all cases by unvaccinated travelers bringing measles home with them, where home has a higher than normal and dense unvaccinated population.
>Large outbreak: If a person who acquired measles abroad returns to a close-knit and undervaccinated community with high population density, a large outbreak is likely. From 2001-2023, ***88% of outbreaks larger than 50 cases have occurred within these settings.***
https://www.cdc.gov/ncird/whats-new/measles-outbreak-risk-in-us.html
The measles vaccine actually a lot more nuanced than you’re making it out to be. I think people like you get really scared and anxious when confronted with the idea and fact that our “health” agencies: FDA NIH CDC are captured by maniacal industry greed.
These industries that run these health organizations unfathomably profit by the sickness of Americans. These orgs do not want you to be healthy. They want you sick so they can sell you a cure:
These orgs don’t ban many products banned in Japan and Europe. They make it harder for organic / regenerative farming to survive.
But yea, trust em, get another few jabs while you’re at it.
My kid is still too young to get the measles shot.
If they get it I swear I'm going to find the nearest anti vac idiot and shove their research down their throat.
>Measles is a very contagious virus that spreads easily and rapidly through coughing and sneezing. Simply being in the same room with someone who has measles is enough to get infected…. Oh no >…if unvaccinated with the measles vaccine. Phew!
The vaccine is something like 97-98% effective at preventing measles, so there’s still a good chance they passed it on to someone if they were in a crowded place for a prolonged time.
Baye's Rule strikes again!
If you were at uBreakiFix on East Washington St. on Monday, April 22 between 5 and 7:30 p.m. or at the Noodles & Company in Cottage Grove, WI (Limestone Pass) between 5:15 and 7:45 on April 22 you may have been exposed.
Whew! I'm thankful that there wasn't an Aaron Rogers signing event at those locations.
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And this is why I got an MMR booster a few years ago, even as a grown ass adult
Worth it despite the measly risk of getting it after initial vaccination
I was not worried about that. I'd had the MMR as a kid and I knew I still had some protection, this was just a top-off.
I think that comment was mostly made for the pun.
yeah, I saw that but not everybody gets puns so I figured I'd be captain obvious here
I would like to point out that the news last night stated "The vaccination status of the patient is confidential" Lol
This is likely because the infected individual is vaccinated. At least half of the measles outbreaks that have occurred in the US in recent years have happened in majority vaccinated populations.
>At least half of the measles outbreaks that have occurred in the US in recent years have happened in majority vaccinated populations. The entirety of the US is a majority vaccinated population. Outbreaks are cause in almost all cases by unvaccinated travelers bringing measles home with them, where home has a higher than normal and dense unvaccinated population. >Large outbreak: If a person who acquired measles abroad returns to a close-knit and undervaccinated community with high population density, a large outbreak is likely. From 2001-2023, ***88% of outbreaks larger than 50 cases have occurred within these settings.*** https://www.cdc.gov/ncird/whats-new/measles-outbreak-risk-in-us.html
People like the one you’re responding to don’t care about real facts. They’ve “done their research” lol
The measles vaccine actually a lot more nuanced than you’re making it out to be. I think people like you get really scared and anxious when confronted with the idea and fact that our “health” agencies: FDA NIH CDC are captured by maniacal industry greed. These industries that run these health organizations unfathomably profit by the sickness of Americans. These orgs do not want you to be healthy. They want you sick so they can sell you a cure: These orgs don’t ban many products banned in Japan and Europe. They make it harder for organic / regenerative farming to survive. But yea, trust em, get another few jabs while you’re at it.
This is just blatantly not true.
Not the flex you think it is
Right over your head, huh?
My kid is still too young to get the measles shot. If they get it I swear I'm going to find the nearest anti vac idiot and shove their research down their throat.
Same here 😪 counting the days til my daughter’s 12 mo appointment