Texas health officials have identified almost 50 cases of measles, marking the state's largest outbreak in almost 30 years, in today's bite-sized hospital and health industry news from Illinois, Maryland, and Texas.
Writing for The Atlantic, Sarah Zhang analyzes how past and present vaccination campaigns in the United States have attempted to boost child vaccination rates — and why vaccine uptake among children has never been "immediately universal."
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