Public Trust in the MMR Vaccine Plummets Amid Historic Outbreaks, Policy Overhauls, and Deepening Political Divides
WASHINGTON — Public confidence in the safety and efficacy of the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine has experienced a sharp, sustained decline across the United States. This erosion of trust is occurring simultaneously with the worst measles outbreaks seen in over three decades, a shifting political and regulatory landscape under the federal administration, and…
