The Paradox of Prevention: Why Measles and Rubella Persist in the Era of Effective Vaccines

Key Points

• This research examines the reasons for the persistence of measles and rubella despite the availability of effective vaccines.
• Analyzes epidemiological data on measles and rubella cases
• Evaluates vaccine coverage and public health measures
• Investigates factors influencing vaccine hesitancy and acceptance
• Highlights significant vaccine hesitancy rates impacting coverage
• Identifies gaps in public health education as contributors to outbreaks
• Demonstrates the role of disease surveillance in controlling infections