Measles on the rise in France - The number of cases of measles is rising in France, prompting health authorities to warn of a potential wider spread. The Directorate-General for Health has called on healthcare professionals to remain vigilant and report cases, as the virus is highly contagious. According to reports imported cases, especially from Morocco and Romania, have contributed to the surge. The authorities stress the importance of vaccination, particularly for those who travel and emphasize that a 95% vaccination rate is needed to eliminate the illness. The virus is actively circulating, with over 100 cases reported so far in 2024.
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