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Three confirmed measles cases in Washtenaw County, Michigan, linked to travel from Florida, have triggered the state's first declared outbreak of 2026 amid a broader national surge that has already produced nearly 1,500 U.S. cases this year. Michigan's MMR vaccination rate for children ages 4–6 has plummeted from 89% in 2017 to 66% in January 2026—far below the 95% herd immunity threshold—raising concerns that the Washtenaw outbreak could be the beginning of a larger wave in a state with significant immunization gaps.

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