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Measles as tracer and tugboat: Why eradication can strengthen immunization systems
As measles resurges globally, we face an important strategic choice. Large outbreaks reflect declining vaccination coverage, inequities in health services access, conflict, population displacement, vaccine hesitancy, and inadequate investment in immunization programs. However, measles is more than a
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